UAU9-WJenn Mack - Independent Candidate For Texas Governor - Unmasked and Unfiltered
In this episode of Unmasked and Unfiltered, host Rhonda Miller sits down with independent Texas gubernatorial candidate Jen Mack. Mack explains why she ran outside the two‑party system, describing the primary as a barrier for independents and framin…
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UAU9-WJenn Mack - Independent Candidate For Texas Governor - Unmasked and Unfiltered
In this episode of Unmasked and Unfiltered, host Rhonda Miller sits down with independent Texas gubernatorial candidate Jen Mack. Mack explains why she ran outside the two‑party system, describing the primary as a barrier for independents and framing her campaign as a fight against what she calls an illegitimate government and deep‑state control. She shares her personal story—a military family legacy, a career in project management, and the loss of a job after refusing COVID‑19 vaccine mandates—illustrating how those experiences pushed her toward a "massive rescue mission" for Texas.Mack denounces government overreach, from pandemic policies to data‑center eminent‑domain grabs, and warns of cultural and religious erosion she likens to historical famines and plagues. She argues Texas is at a crossroads, urging a "Texas‑first" constitutional republic to preserve faith‑based values, family, and freedom.Education is a focal point. Mack criticizes current curricula as propaganda, calls for a return to basics—reading, writing, arithmetic, phonics, and science—and decries scripted teaching that leaves no room for special needs. She cites the state constitution’s education funding provisions, accusing the lottery and budget manipulations of siphoning money away from schools.The conversation moves to broader politics. Mack refuses to endorse either major party, insisting voters must choose based on conscience, not the "lesser of two evils" mantra. She outlines her vision: repeal model penal code statutes, restore common‑law principles, and halt what she sees as a cultural invasion.Rhonda and Jen close by urging listeners to treat their vote as a weapon for liberty, to pray on their decision, and to recognize Texas’s role as a bellwether for the nation. The episode ends with a plug for an upcoming conference at Stepping Stones Church in McKinney, where activists will discuss reclaiming Texas’s constitutional foundation.
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