8.18.18 Geoff Deihl will join us at 7 am

Great show lined up for the today.

6 am – Whose economy is it? Has the last 18 months of President Trump caused the lowest unemployment in years and a high GDP, growth we’ve not seen in years and revenue beyond estimation?

Or was it Obama who laid path to recovery?

The Geoff Deihl will join Joe at 7 am to talk about his face-off in the primary and his hopes at facing off with Lizzy Warren in the General.

Be sure to tune in starting at 6 am on WCRN 830 am and WACE 730 am as well as on TuneIn.

8.11.18 Beth Lindstrom in the 7 am hour

Republican Senate Candidate Beth Lisndsrom will join Joe in the 7 am hour. Beth will be facing Geoff Deihl in the Primary in September and if victorious will face off with Sen Warren in the General in November.

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Beth is a mother, wife and small business owner. Among her proudest
accomplishments are raising a family of three boys with her husband Ray.

Beth was the first woman executive director of the Massachusetts Republican Party.

She then became executive director of the Massachusetts State Lottery. During her tenure, the state lottery was recognized as the most successful in the country as well as the most efficient.
 
Beth was a member of Governor Mitt Romney’s cabinet as Director of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, where she oversaw seven state agencies including the Department of Banks, Insurance, Telecommunications, and Energy as well as the Divisions of Professional Licensure, Energy Resources, Standards and the State
Racing Commission.

Beth also is a small businesswoman and volunteers on several boards in her community.

Beth graduated from the University of Connecticut and received her Master in Business Administration from Northeastern University.
Beth does not have the typical resume of a political candidate. Instead, she has a lifetime of hard work and experience solving problems and finding solutions.

She values common sense above labels and conformity. If given the opportunity to serve, she will approach each day with a manager’s critical eye, an entrepreneur’s optimistic spirit and
a mother’s empathetic ear

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July 28th – Racism and Whitewashing of America

We will have a great show tomorrow. Recently Papa John’s founder, John Schnatter resigned as chairman of the board. This was a result of him on a call with marketing agency Laundry Service when he tried to downplay comments he made about the National Football League last fall by saying, “Colonel Sanders called blacks n—–s” and never faced any public backlash at KFC.

So he was using the “N” word in this context. Is it taboo to use this word and others deemed racist or hurtful in any context? Is that Whitewashing our history?

Are we to remove all statues and monuments of slave owners, Confederate soldiers, and commanders? Are we to re-write history to the point we don’t recognize it and what generations to come to learn are in fact falsehoods?

Schnatter was on a call with a Marketing company to learn how to avoid public embarrassment and mistakes. But it’s that call that put him once again in the crosshairs. How does one make the point he was making if one has to pretend the word does not exist? Do we lose the power of the word if we can not acknowledge it?

We will talk about Schnatter’s resignation, the reason for it and the whitewashing of America.

Papa John’s Founder Used N-Word On Conference Call

7.21.18 Gettysburg 155th Anniversary – Mike Wade back in studio

On Saturday the 21st we’ll be taking a look at the Battle of Gettysburg.

Mike Wade will join Joe Mangiacotti in the studio at 6 am and once again the Conservative Couple will open the lines, mic, and conversation to the Commonsense Conservative.

And Bob H will return to the WCRN studios at 8 am.

Join Conservatively Speaking, now starting at 6 am to 8 am every Saturday morning.

155th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg
The three day Battle of Gettysburg marked a turning point not only in the course of the American Civil War, but also for the future of the United States of America. Join Park Rangers and Licensed Battlefield Guides during the 155th Anniversary for a series of free guided walks and talks that discuss, explore, and reflect on this important chapter in our nation’s history.

6.30.18 SCOTUS Deals Unions Devastating Blow

We’ll be discussing the Supreme Court ruling that teachers, police officers and other public employees cannot be forced to pay dues or fees to support their unions. The decision changes employees’ rights in 22 states and could end the financial structure and political power of unions as we have known. The Mackinac Center for Public Policy has launched MyPayMySay.org to educate employees of their new rights to opt-out of unions.

Joining us at 7 am will be Patrick Wright, Vice President for Legal Affairs at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, where he directs the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation. He joined the Center in June 2005 after serving for three years as a Michigan Supreme Court commissioner, a post in which he made recommendations to the court concerning which state appeals court cases it should hear.

Prior to that, Wright spent four years as an assistant attorney general for the State of Michigan, where he gained significant litigation and appellate advocacy experience. He joined the state Attorney General’s Office after one year as a policy advisor in the Senate Majority Policy Office of the Michigan Senate. Wright also spent two years as a law clerk to Hon. H. Russell Holland, a United States district court judge in Alaska.

Wright received his law degree at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. He graduated with honors in 1994. He received his undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Michigan in 1990.

Wright lives in Midland, Mich., with his wife and sons