Heritage Action for America

Uh, this is actually the third election cycle that our coalition has gone around the country doing these events.

And, and I guess I'm, I'm first very grateful to all of those partners, including Tea Party Patriots, Heritage Action, uh, Turning Point, and, and so many other organizations that have been, you know, really, uh, making these events, uh, just absolute successes.

Uh, when folks come to these events, you know, the first thing, uh, that people like to know is that we feed them.

So if you come to one of these two events in Wisconsin, you will get, uh, a, a free meal along with the training to, uh, to, to serve as poll workers and poll watchers.

We are po- We are linking to these as we have with the other events, uh, on our website helpatthepolls.com.

So if you didn't get that, um, HEP ... uh, action7@event- or .eventbrite.com. Just go to helpatthepolls.com, and we've got a link so you can sign up there if you're in Wisconsin.

And then Jason, you mentioned Turning Point Action and, of course, your organization, Honest Elections Project, Heritage Action, um, and then other groups who are coalition partners include the American Constitutional Rights Union, Lori Roman's group, and also, uh, Lieutenant Colonel Allen West's organization, and then Save Our States.

And then in Wisconsin, you've got the Mi- MacIver, uh, MacIver Impact, which is also one of the groups helping there.

Given that the Heritage Foundation

and Heritage Action are focused exclusively on

policy, that's

kind of what

We don't want to do that with the large language model companies, especially because we're early on and Honestly, I think it's much more likely that the regulators would do something and it would be a mistake simply because there's 10 times more ways usually to do something wrong than to do it correctly.

You mentioned China.

Obviously, Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action strongly believe that control over AI and surrounding technologies is essential to countering the Chinese Communist Party.

Why is that so essential?

I welcome comments from you, our listeners.

Email me at denny at americasfrontlines.com. Today, my comments will be about the war in Ukraine, and our guests will be Matt Crouch from the Heritage Action and Diane Raver with the Movie of the Month.

My primary co-host is, of course, Army vet Matt Hayes.

Are you been staying out of trouble, Matt?

You know, all successful bankers have to have interest, Colonel.

You know, apparently that's true.

Okay, and our primary guest today is Matt Croucher from Heritage Action.

He's a veteran, and he knows how to get active and how to help people who want to be active do so.

He's an expert in this area.

And then we also work with Heritage Action to actually get improved policies implemented.

So it's a good team up, we think.

And it's not even two months old yet.

And why did you decide to join forces? Is it a matter of funding? Is it a matter of resources?

Support always comes in, but obviously we've been around for five and a half years up to now.

But by coming into Heritage, we also get access to Heritage Action's Sentinel program.

So there's an entire grassroots component that we didn't have for the first five and a half years of our own.

It's so true.

I mean, we know at Heritage and especially Heritage Action, Amanda, that it's been a little tough to get some of the grassroots activists who usually go out and knock on doors there.

We think they're going to as a result of this week for the very reason you asked your question.

If I were writing the president's speech, I would suggest he start with two things.

That's so true.

I mean, we know at Heritage, and especially Heritage Action, Amanda, that it's been a little tough to get some of the grassroots activists who usually go out and knock on doors there.

Yeah.

We think they're going to as a result of this week for the very reason you asked your question.

But actually, everybody that's on the outside trying to get in is definitely harmed by that sometimes.

One of my colleagues over at Heritage Action wrote an article for Chronicles titled Socialism for All or Socialism for None.

This is one of those things that I think touches a little bit on the affordability question.

He wrote, quote, much of our current economic system's failure arises from government interventions stacking the deck against the young.