Jacob Saffle
speaker
27 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Aug
Jacob Saffle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Ahead of 2028, Newsom Allies want his supporters to pitch the governor in family chats, Facebook groups, alumni networks, or wherever a personal relationship can be leveraged for political gain.
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That's according to new guidance sent to volunteers this week by Newsome's Federal Political Action Committee, Campaign for Democracy, an email invited activist to sign up for training programs that would teach them how to make effective political pitches into places where politics isn't typically found.
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The email said is quote, the point.
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The supporters themselves are in a much better position to convince someone to support the governor than the campaign is, but critics say that forcing politics into relationships will likely just harm most communal and family ties.
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The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing, led by Senator Ted Cruz, follows President Trump's designation of several Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations.
In a joint statement, the Democratic senators accused Republicans of scapegoating Muslims, saying that they had, quote, no intention of indulging in this political creep show.
A spokesperson for Senator Cruz brushed off the walkout, saying that the boycott was expected.
The hearing will move forward with testimony from counterterrorism and legal policy experts.
A federal judge in Michigan has ruled that a school district likely violated a father's First Amendment rights after banning him from campus for criticizing pride flags displayed at his son's middle school.
The dispute began after Gary Shane Pruitt recorded and posted a video calling the flags, quote, political and divisive.
In response, the district barred him from school property and even posted his photo in the school office, branding him as a forbidden trespasser.
Judge Robert White said the video was protected political speech, not a true threat, and ordered the district to lift the ban, remove Pruitt's photo, and stop any further retaliation while the lawsuit moves forward.
Retired NFL quarterback and current CBS sports analyst Tony Romo was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Under Wisconsin law, a first OWI violation is typically treated as a civil offense rather than a criminal one.
Authorities say the 46-year-old was unable to pass field sobriety tests after being pulled over during a traffic stop on I-43.
Romo was taken into custody, booked, and later released.
He is due back in court on September 21st, and CBS has not yet publicly commented on the incident.
The Catholic parish built in 1886 was permanently closed in 2024, at which time it was sold to an Islamic community group for $250,000.
Plans had been put in place to convert the building into a mosque.
The church remained untouched until last week when emergency crews responded to a fire in the building.
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