Cliff Maloney

Cliff Maloney, a U.S. political strategist known for his grassroots program 'Operation Win at the Door,' joins the conversation to discuss the upcoming election and his get-out-the-vote campaign in Pennsylvania. He shares insights on the effectiveness of door-knocking and targeting key voter demographics. The discussion also touches on the challenges of merging libertarian principles with Republican support, contrasting foreign policy views, and the rising concerns of 'woke' ideologies in education. Maloney emphasizes the necessity of open dialogue in today's polarized political climate.

Cliff Maloney, a conservative organizer known for his work in Republican election efforts in New Jersey, joins to dive into crucial political discussions. They explore Trump's recent comments about a third term, debating whether it’s just trolling. Maloney highlights the competitive landscape for the New Jersey race and the challenges Republicans face with voter turnout. Additionally, they discuss the implications of extended voting periods and how demographic shifts could favor a GOP victory. They also emphasize the need for transparency and integrity in upcoming elections.

Cliff Maloney, a grassroots organizer focused on New Jersey and Pennsylvania, shares insights on turnout strategies that led to a 5.5% GOP improvement in New Jersey contests. He discusses how targeting low-propensity voters can flip key races. Michael Pack, a filmmaker known for honoring veterans, talks about his documentary 'Last 600 Meters,' highlighting the realism of Marine battles and upcoming screenings. Both guests emphasize the importance of grassroots mobilization and the cultural impact of political cinema.