

'The Run-Up': The Blueprint
6 snips Oct 8, 2022
David Goodman, the Houston Bureau Chief for The New York Times, sheds light on the evolving landscape of grassroots Republican politics. He delves into how Christian nationalism influences local governance and the strategic role of a conservative telecom company in supporting key causes. The discussion also tackles the impact of financial backing in school board elections and the challenges Democrats face in voter engagement. Goodman highlights the urgency for effective messaging as both parties navigate shifting demographics in Texas.
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Patriot Mobile on War Room
- Steve Bannon hosted Glenn Story, founder of Patriot Mobile, on his show War Room.
- Story discussed his blueprint for conservative politics in the Trump era.
Local-Level Focus
- Patriot Mobile's strategy focuses on local-level politics, particularly school boards.
- This approach aims to counteract societal shifts and maintain conservative influence.
Discovering Patriot Mobile
- David Goodman, Houston Bureau Chief, discovered Patriot Mobile while investigating Texas's political landscape.
- He attempted to interview them but was initially turned away due to their secretive nature.