The Republican National Committee (RNC) released today the twelfth episode of Real America, a podcast hosted by RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. In this episode, Chairwoman McDaniel sat down with Senator and NRSC Chairman Rick Scott to discuss issues from the economy to education, the massive socialist spending plans of the left, and how Republicans are going to win back the Senate in 2022.
“Our teams are working so well together, I do love working with you. I know how hard you work,” said Chairwoman McDaniel. “We are all working for the same interests. But the Democrats are ruining our country and they're not going to turn it around. And the thing is the American dream is on the line right now -- if the Democrats get their way, your story would not be possible.”
“This is systemic socialism. That's all it is. They want everybody to be dependent on the government so they can control your life. I love this country. I do not need the government to tell me what to do,” said Senator Scott. “But what Democrats are doing is they're bankrupting the country with money.”
Chairwoman McDaniel and Chairman Scott spoke on the partnership between the RNC and NRSC to protect election integrity. “The RNC and the NRSC are doing a lot. We're defending lawsuits in Georgia, Florida, Iowa. We're going into Texas and probably North Carolina because we're a team,” said Chairman Scott.
“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. Previous episodes feature South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Kellyanne Conway, Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), Representative Carlos Gimenez (R-FL), Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), Representative Burgess Owens (R-UT), Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC), and Representative Tony Gonzales (R-TX).
