PSD55-Precinct Strategy Platos unheeded political warning Dan Schultz October 8 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz
Dan Schultz launches a rallying cry for grassroots action, declaring that the fate of the Republic hinges on filling 200,000 vacant Republican precinct committeemen slots. He paints a stark picture: without a flood of new PCs, the party’s influence…
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PSD55-Precinct Strategy Platos unheeded political warning Dan Schultz October 8 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz
Dan Schultz launches a rallying cry for grassroots action, declaring that the fate of the Republic hinges on filling 200,000 vacant Republican precinct committeemen slots. He paints a stark picture: without a flood of new PCs, the party’s influence at local, state, and national levels will dwindle, leaving the nation governed by “inferiors.” Schultz walks listeners through the mechanics of the precinct system—how PCs elect RNC members, how monthly committee meetings serve as the engine of party power, and why the current vacancy rate has persisted since 2007.The episode’s core strategy is boiled down to three steps: pray, recruit, repeat. Schultz cites 2 Chronicles 7:14 as his preferred prayer, urging believers to humble themselves and seek divine forgiveness for the nation. He then shifts to recruitment, urging every Trump‑supporting conservative to claim a precinct slot, attend a local committee meeting, and vote for RNC delegates. The final loop reinforces the habit, turning prayerful intent into sustained political engagement.Schultz also weaves in his broader narrative of election integrity, insisting that the 2020 and 2024 outcomes were threatened by voting machines and mail‑in ballots. He links these claims to a cultural warning, contrasting America’s perceived demographic shift—highlighting a 4.5 million Muslim population—with the stability of nations like Poland and Romania, which he says are resisting “invasion.”Listeners are challenged to act immediately: locate their precinct chair, verify vacancy numbers in their county, and sign up as a committeeman. Schultz promises that this grassroots surge will re‑energize the “Great Movement” and keep Donald Trump’s agenda alive, even as he questions why the former president has not fulfilled all campaign promises. The episode ends with a call for feedback, directing listeners to his website for contact information.
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