Amanda Edwards
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Amanda Edwards".
Oct 13, 2026
A conversation with Judge Beau Miller of the 190th Judicial District Court
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45:44Beau MillerGUEST
People voted like eight times this year.
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45:46AlexisHOST
We had Amanda Edwards on and then even District C had some extra voting.
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45:50AlexisHOST
And so there's the reality of voter fatigue.
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45:53AlexisHOST
But again, it... humanity plays a part in it.
New Leo Appointed American Bishop Gave Political Money To Satanic Politicians
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12:49Anthony StineHOST
which exclusively funds politicians devoted to grave immorality and condemned social teachings.
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12:54Anthony StineHOST
To openly pro-sacrifice of the most young to Moloch, pro-James Martin types, and pro-confused-about-the-immutable-nature-of-the-flesh Democrat Amanda Edwards.
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13:04Anthony StineHOST
According to the Federal Elections Commission, Bishop Boxing made two contributions to ActBlue, $100 in 2019 and $50 in 2020, and contributed $250 to Amanda Edwards' campaign on September 24, 2025.
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13:18Anthony StineHOST
In the source information, Bishop Boxy identified himself as a Catholic priest of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. And he brings the receipts to show you.
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13:29Anthony StineHOST
Edwards is endorsed by Emily's List, whose sole purpose is to elect pro-sacrifice to the most young women to public office.
We Can Fix Texas By Showing Up To Vote with Josh Wallenstein
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67:29AlexisHOST
purely the governor.
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67:30RobinHOST
So people asked Sheila to turn it over to Amanda Edwards before she ran again the final time because.
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67:38RobinHOST
And they specifically—Alexis Melvin was at the endorsement meeting where she specifically said, we have a case of what could be another RBG moment on our hands.
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67:48RobinHOST
So if you have a politician in a seat at that level that, for whatever reason, can't do the job, passes away, whatever, whatever, and it's a serious job, like you're going back and forth from, you know, D.C. to Houston— then the governor can say when you get to elect the next person.