RSM18-ALGOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen Joins the Show - Rightside Media
Alabama GOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen drops into Rightside Media to map out the party’s offensive for November. He walks listeners through the aggressive door‑knocking push, the regional rallies in Butler, Choctaw County, and Sweet Creek Farms, and…
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RSM18-ALGOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen Joins the Show - Rightside Media
Alabama GOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen drops into Rightside Media to map out the party’s offensive for November. He walks listeners through the aggressive door‑knocking push, the regional rallies in Butler, Choctaw County, and Sweet Creek Farms, and the launch of the Mighty Strike Force in CD2. Stadthagen emphasizes the fiscal wins the Alabama Republican Party has already delivered—property‑tax caps, grocery‑tax cuts, and other pro‑business legislation—while warning that “crazy communist, literally mentally ill candidates” are gaining traction elsewhere.The conversation turns to the Democratic side when Stadthagen acknowledges Bobby Singleton’s recent election as Alabama Senate Democratic chairman. He describes their relationship as “frenemies,” noting that bipartisan rules in the Senate force occasional cooperation but that Singleton’s new leadership won’t derail the GOP’s strategy.A highlight of the episode is the preview of former President Donald Trump’s October 2 rally in Alabama. Stadthagen predicts the event will be a “historical moment” that shines a national spotlight on the state and turbo‑charges Republican turnout. He outlines the free‑ticket sign‑up process and teases a packed schedule of get‑out‑the‑vote events leading up to Election Day, including a late‑night planning call with staffer Jeannie.Throughout, Stadthagen’s tone is unapologetically bold, urging volunteers to stay “sun‑up to sun‑down” and reminding listeners that the fight isn’t a 9‑to‑5 job—it’s a 24‑7 mission. The episode closes with a rallying cry to cast ballots on November 3, framing each vote as a personal statement about who Alabamians are and what they stand for.
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