The Republican National Committee (RNC) released today a new episode of Real America, a podcast hosted by RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. Chairwoman McDaniel is joined by Texas-38 Republican nominee Wesley Hunt to discuss Biden’s border crisis, the need for energy independence, and advice for other Congressional candidates.
"I say this is an election of common sense versus crazy. I use some other words I put in front of that, but I’m just going to say common sense versus crazy. Because what they're doing is crazy,” said Chairwoman McDaniel. “I mean, it is common sense that parents should have a say in their kid's classroom, it's common sense that we should have a border. We have laws, we shouldn't let drugs be pouring across our border. And we see the highest death rate right now between 18 and 45 year olds is opioids. And so I'm so thankful for leaders like you.”
“70% of my district is white, and it's a district that President Trump would have won by 25 points. And a black man is going to be the congressman. I tell you that that's the America that I know and love. It's not about race. It's not about color. I literally get to wake up every day and live Martin Luther King's dream. I'm being judged by the content of my character and not by the color of my skin. That's our real Party. And if you want the world to know that, you have to get off the sidelines and help candidates like me that know the truth about our Party and how we spread the truth to save our country,” said Wesley Hunt.
“Real America” features stories from outside the beltway, highlights Republican leadership, and shows how Republican policies are leading America’s comeback and working for real Americans. Chairwoman McDaniel is offering the platform for Republican leaders to share their successes and for listeners to hear real stories from the exciting, leading voices in our Party. Season Two launched this year and has featured House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, Rep. Byron Donalds, ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp, President Donald Trump, Rep. Dan Crenshaw, Vice President Mike Pence, Sen. John Kennedy, Rep. Michelle Steel, and Rep. Young Kim.
