Cliff Maloney

Cliff Maloney, a political commentator and activist, and Courtney Knill, a City Council candidate and health content creator, dive into pressing issues of the day. They discuss the unexpectedly strong job growth in the U.S. and its implications for the economy. The podcast also addresses a disturbing MS-13 incident involving prison guards, reflecting on the complexities of crime and immigration policies. Additionally, they critique Democratic strategies in light of recent political discontent, emphasizing the need for a renewed focus on economic issues to connect with voters.

Cliff Maloney, CEO of Citizens Alliance and a dynamic grassroots organizer, shares insights on his friend Charlie Kirk and the implications of Kirk's tragic killing for America. They discuss the emotional aftermath and unexpected spiritual awakenings sparked by the event. Cliff highlights the importance of grassroots activities, like door-to-door campaigning, in mobilizing voters for the 2024 elections. The conversation also delves into political violence and its impact on polarization, questioning the potential shifts in political behavior as a result of recent events.

Cliff Maloney, a dedicated field operative for Turning Point Action, discusses the latest buzz around Roger Goodell's defense of Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl halftime show, sparking debates over cultural identity and political implications. The conversation dives into the shocking NBA gambling scandal involving mob ties, revealing cutting-edge cheating techniques like rigged shuffling machines. They also dissect the NYC Mayoral debates and how grassroots voter efforts can reshape political landscapes as the election approaches.

Cliff Maloney, a savvy political operative from Pennsylvania/New Jersey, shares insights on the New York City mayoral debate and reactions to the Medal of Freedom ceremony. He and the hosts discuss Mamdani's authenticity, arguing whether a socialist mayor could be beneficial or disastrous for the left. The panel critiques Cuomo's debate performance and highlights voter appeal dynamics, while emphasizing the importance of local elections for future political landscapes. Cliff underscores the need for Republicans to nurture grassroots activism to combat leftward shifts.

Carly Bird, an opinion writer focused on Virginia politics, Cliff Maloney, CEO of Citizens Alliance, and Inez Stetman, Senior Policy Analyst at the Independent Women's Forum, dive into the critical electoral landscape ahead of 2025. They emphasize the significance of local school board elections and discuss controversies around LGBTQ curricula. Maloney shares insights on pro-life strategies and the electoral dynamics in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, while Stetman analyzes the NYC mayoral race's implications for governance. A mix of sharp commentary and humor keeps the conversation lively!