

'The Run-Up': The Grass Roots, Part 1
Oct 29, 2022
Michael Spring, a senior engineering technician and Navy veteran, and William Robertson, a truck driver from Georgia and Black Republican, discuss the evolving landscape of grassroots conservatism. They reflect on their political journeys and the growing skepticism towards traditional media. The duo also dives into issues such as election integrity, individual voter choices, and the influence of economic challenges on everyday Americans. They emphasize the need for critical thinking and how personal values shape political engagement amid a rapidly changing environment.
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Belinda's Political Journey
- Belinda was a Democrat 40 years ago and watched NBC News Today every morning.
- Now, she identifies as a very conservative Catholic and questions everything she hears in the media.
Country Over Family
- Belinda prioritizes her country over family when praying the rosary.
- She expresses deep concern over the country's changing political landscape.
Race and Religion
- Astead, having grown up in Black churches, understands the influence of religion on politics.
- Belinda questions if she sounds racist after Astead mentions Black churches.