RSM23-Congressman Barry Moore Joins the Show - Rightside Media
In this electrifying conversation, host Allison Sinclair welcomes Congressman Barry Moore—who proudly declares himself a future senator—to unpack his unwavering support for Donald Trump and the stakes of the 2024 midterms. Moore recounts his first‑h…
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RSM23-Congressman Barry Moore Joins the Show - Rightside Media
In this electrifying conversation, host Allison Sinclair welcomes Congressman Barry Moore—who proudly declares himself a future senator—to unpack his unwavering support for Donald Trump and the stakes of the 2024 midterms. Moore recounts his first‑hand experience at Trump’s 2015 Mobile rally, describing the crowd as “patriots” and insisting that Trump is “the greatest president” of his lifetime, crediting the former president with moving the embassy to Jerusalem, securing the border and reshaping America’s global standing.The discussion pivots to the upcoming House and Senate battles. Moore breaks down the latest polls, highlighting a narrow path to a Republican majority: winning just six of the 18 contested seats could lock in control of the House, while he remains optimistic that the Senate will stay in GOP hands despite typical Democratic polling advantages. He warns that Democrats will likely pursue an immediate impeachment of Trump, framing it as “Trump derangement syndrome.”Moore then turns to a controversial cultural front, arguing that Islam is an ideology, not merely a religion, and warns of its perceived threat to American freedoms. He cites the Sharia‑Free Caucus, references liberal complacency, and calls for a united front across the political spectrum to protect the Second Amendment, religious liberty, and women’s rights. The host, Amie Beth Shaver, and co‑host JP Plott probe his views on voter mobilization, infrastructure investment, and the role of media bias.The episode closes with Moore urging listeners to get out the vote on November 3, directing them to his campaign site and emphasizing that this election will determine whether America can preserve its borders, constitutional rights, and cultural identity.Listeners will leave with a clear picture of Moore’s bold thesis: Trump’s legacy, a tight midterm race, and a cultural battle against what he describes as an ideological threat.
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