Nov 18th 2022 – Frontiers of Freedom Weekly Report

Frontiers of Freedom Weekly Report – November 18, 2022

George Landrith, Dr. Joe Mangiacotti, Tom Donelson, and Dr. Larry Fedewa discuss the leading issues of the week:

(1) the FTX cryptocurrency scandal that has Ukraine, Democrats and Sam Bankman-Fried at its epicenter.

(2) the U.S. House of Representatives will flip and Nancy Pelosi will lose control of the gavel. It looks like Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnel will lead in the House and Senate respectively.

(3) Russia’s war of conquest in Ukraine took an interesting turn — with missiles landing in Poland. What’s really going on? And should the US continue to send pallets of cash to Ukraine or should we focus on actually helping them repel Putin’s forces?

(4) What’s up with the Georgia run-off election? Will Biden’s automatic vote in incumbent Warnock win a full term to the US Senate or will Georgia decide it would like someone to represent Georgia — like Herschel Walker. And we will each have a “one more thing” story to discuss!

Feb 1st, 2020 – Radio Show

On today’s show, Joe reviews the Senate Vote and the upcoming expected aquitle. Also One year ago, black support for @realDonaldTrump was at 21%
Today, according to a new Rasmussen poll, black support for Trump has literally doubled to 42% This is historic. Democrats should be very worried
No Republican has achieved this level of support before

Joe is also joined by John Tamny, is Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, editor of Real Clear Markets and author of the new book, They’re Both Wrong: A Policy Guide for America’s Frustrated Independent Thinkers

Hour Two, 7 am – State Senator Mike Moore joins Joe for Politically Speaking.

Senator Moore takes your calls… Impeachment, Mueller Report, FISA court and much moor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiTv7viABGM

Jan 18th, 2020

On today’s show, the creator and founder of Conservatively Speaking, the predecessor to TJM Show, Mike Wade joins Joe in studio.

Mike stepped down from the co-host position in Dec 2017 and Joe continued as solo host since then.

Joe and Mike take your calls. Today we touch on Impeachment, re-election of Donald J Trump. The VA situation and the importance of keeping Trump in office, taking the House back to Republican… the dangers of when Trump is gone after his second term and how slapping the Dems by taking the House for their blatant bias and petty disregard for the Constitution and the laws of the land.

Republican State Senate Candidate Steve Hall calls in to talk about his bid for the central MA State Senate seat. Steve is having a time on the 23rd at 6 pm at the Duck in Southbridge MA

For just the audio, you can find the edited audio of the show on SoundCloud at:https://soundcloud.com/user-315392756/sets/the-joe-mangiacotti-show

https://youtu.be/dXaCePBiLmg

Audio only from Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/user-315392756/rs-130-tjm-01-18-20

Why we elect a President with the Electoral College

If you think the Electoral College should be done away with and President should be elected on the Popular vote only…

Let’s take a look at why the Founding Fathers saw the problem with that and instead went with the Electoral College system..

In 2016 Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by approximately 1.5 million votes .. So what did it take to Win the popular vote.. 5 counties. Constituting 319 square miles.

The United States has 3,141 counties in the entire country.. and the constitutes 3,797,900 square miles.

The Democrats are content to ignore the other 3,136 counties and the 3, 979,581 square miles of people and living that happens there, to win an election.

When you have a country that encompasses almost 4 million square miles of territory, it would be ludicrous to even suggest that the vote of those who inhabit a mere 319 square miles should dictate the outcome of a national election.

Large, densely populated Democrat cities (NYC, Chicago, LA, etc) don’t and shouldn’t speak for the rest of the country.

What system has the overall people’s interest and what system is designed to benefit the small elite?

And this children is why you have an Electoral College. It’s a safety net so that everyone’s’ vote counts.

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.

Candidate Steven Hall will join Joe in studio Sat the 17th

For all Podcasts

Steven Hall is running for the State Senate, he is Republican.  The seat his is seeking is the Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire, and Middlesex District. He seeks to replace incumbent Anne Gobi (D).

Hall has declared healthcare, veteran and senior care, support for small businesses, tax relief, economic growth, and the opioid crisis as some of the first things on his agenda should he be elected.

Biography

Steven Hall and his wife of 37 years, Janet, moved to Sturbridge in 2006 after spending 22-years raising their family in Wales. Steven is a 1979 graduate of Pathfinder Regional Technical High School. After graduation, he spent 25 years as a machinist and toolmaker. In 2004 Steve graduated from Saint Joseph’s College of Maine with a Baccalaureate of Science in Long-Term Care Administration. He has spent the last 13-years as a Nursing Home Administrator and, more recently, as an independent nursing home consultant.

Besides being instrumental in leading numerous skilled nursing facilities to high clinical achievement and profitability, he is also the inventor and developer of two healthcare safety products.

In his leadership roles as a consultant, Nursing Home Administrator, machine shop manager, and business owner, Steve has demonstrated over-and-over that his foundation for success started with listening, caring, and having a strong commitment of service to the people he serves. He will not waiver from his inventive spirit and these principles of service to you when elected to Beacon Hill.

DISTRICT

Worcester County
Ashburnham
Athol
Barre
Brookfield
Charlton
East Brookfield
Hardwick
Hubbardston
New Braintree
North Brookfield
Oakham
Paxton
Petersham
Phillipston
Rutland
Spencer
Sturbridge
Templeton
Warren
West Brookfield
Winchendon
Hampden County
Brimfield
Holland
Monson
Palmer
Wales
Hampshire County
Ware
Middlesex County
Ashby

Candidate John Kingston will join Joe in studio Saturday…

Join us at 8 am .. call in line: 508-871-7000

John Kingston, an Everett native, will join us on the air Saturday morning.  Kingston is making his bid for the seat held by Lizzy Warren.

John’s grandfather and father were born and raised in Everett and Watertown (Boston sports fans from birth!) and those deep family ties helped draw John and Jean to stay and raise their children in Massachusetts. (The area’s passion for its fun and successful sports teams may have had something to do with that too!)  As John’s career in law and business grew, so did the Kingston family. John and Jean felt it was important to instill in their four kids (now ages 15, 18, 22 and 24) a devotion to giving and service. They initiated an effort known as  SixSeeds, which became an organization designed to advance virtue in families by working together to help people in need. They made numerous trips to Mexico, alongside other families, to serve a school set in a squatter community on the hillsides of Tijuana, sent care packages to soldiers in Afghanistan, and delivered backpacks full of supplies to kids without basic materials to start their school year. In Boston, the Kingstons supported urban churches such as Bethel AME and Roxbury Presbyterian Church and their social justice initiatives, and helped foster and facilitate partnerships linking urban and suburban communities and churches.

In 2015, John finished his 16-year career at AMG, which is a public company valued at more than $10 billion that manages more than $700 billion in assets. He then turned his focus to establishing Sword & Spoon Group, a mix of non-profit and for-profit initiatives that focus on strengthening all facets of civic life, in public policy, education, arts, and service.

“Massachusetts deserves a senator who will fight for them and their interests every single day in Washington, not an absentee senator spending their time trying to advance a political career,”