Scott Jennings
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169 appearances
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10 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 9 Jul
Scott Jennings’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm not sure what the point of it is. He didn't stop any legislation. He didn't hold up any nominations. He said it was a moral moment. So I guess, you know, as a Republican, I infer that he thinks half the country is immoral. And that kind of messaging to me is exactly what's been plaguing the Democrats for the last, certainly in the last election, in the last several months is this idea that...
this hatefulness towards your fellow American just because they chose a different party or voted a different way. And our own Harry Hinton reported this morning that congressional Democrats have a 21% approval rating. Look at this screen, by the way. Interview with Senator Cory Booker coming up. And Cory Booker, I think, is trying to fill a vacuum.
There's no real leadership nationally of the Democratic Party. Obviously, they don't have any confidence in Schumer. They've got a lot of radical voices out there who are trying to take control of the party. So maybe this was an attempt by him to try to you know, wrest control of at least the, you know, the spiritual leadership of the national party.
Apple News Today · What new election results tell us about how attitudes are shifting · 2 Apr 2025
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Turning out these low propensity Trump-aligned voters is still a major problem for the Republicans. That's bad. And so if I'm looking out into the future, you know, the Republicans have something to work with in the House, but also something to work on as it relates to the structural nature of how the party works now. It's a major flip. This used to be the Democrats' problem.
You guys had the low propensity voters. We sort of dominated in these low turnout settings. Now it's the opposite.
The Dan Bongino Show · Scott Presler On The Ever-Important WI Election | Episode 12 · 1 Apr 2025
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What a loser.
Can you hear me?
Hey, I'm so sorry. I didn't do my hair this morning, but thank you for having me.
Well, if you care, the listener at home, about President Trump being able to be a four-year president and to not lose the House of Representatives in the midterms, then this election going on today that the polls are open until 8 p.m., Everybody in America needs to support Brad Schimel to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
And the reason why this is so important is because Brad Schimel, the conservative, his opponent has said that if she is to win, not only will they flip the court liberal and they'll keep it liberal. but they'll redraw congressional maps in Wisconsin. And so ultimately, if you care about keeping Republicans in power, if you care about Trump governing, then this election impacts all 50 states.
Correct. Well, and it's rather ironic, too, because one of the seats is Derek Van Orden. And he actually flipped Western Wisconsin not too long ago. And now it's under Republican representation. But Western Wisconsin hasn't really been turning out in this election. And so the voters really have a choice today, especially to my Western Wisconsin people over in Portage and Wood and St.
Croix and La Crosse. You have a choice. Vote today for Brad Schimel and keep your conservative representation. Or if you guys respectfully sit on your hands and don't vote, it's very likely that your conservative leadership is going to be replaced by anti-gun, anti-religious freedom, anti-dairy, anti-raw milk, anti-small family violence.
that you were going to have a Democrat represent you in Congress. So really, the voters today, go to myvote.wi.gov. You have until 8 p.m. standard Wisconsin time. And gosh, we need everyone to vote.
Well, we have, in the last 72 hours, texted 300,000 people across Wisconsin. And there is a new list of 150,000 voters over in the Bow region. That's the Fox Valley region, which includes Brown, Outagamme, and Winnebago. And so right now, first step number one is please vote if you live in Wisconsin. And I encourage you to vote earlier rather than later.
I know that it is raining slash snowing in parts of Wisconsin, including Waukesha, a very important region that we must win. Number one is vote. Number two is if you know anybody in Wisconsin, I want you to personally call them. You give them a call and you very lovingly pester them and bug them to go vote. And then number three, if you're still hungry to do more,
then you can download a free application. It's called Early Vote Action. This is actually my organization. And I'm asking you guys to text 20 voters. 20, that's it. Because 150,000... Divided by 7,500 volunteers, which I think we can recruit today, is only 20 voters per person. And it will take you a minute. The texts are pre-populated. It says exactly what you need to say.
You just press the text message button. There's no redundancy. And that would be a gigantic help because if we get out the fax valley, it's very likely we win this election.
Oh, it's user friendly. And I want to make it clear. Let's say that while we love Brad Schimel and he was a great attorney general and we want him to be our Supreme Court justice. If anything, guys, I think the the quote unquote sexiest thing that I can get you to vote today for is yes to voter I.D.,
So when Janna Protasewicz first flipped the liberal court back in 2023, she redrew state maps, right? And we lost seats in the state house. And she installed drop boxes. So we used to have drop boxes banned in Wisconsin, but the liberals didn't, of course, want to have election integrity. And so now what's really threatened besides the redrawing of the maps is it's very possible that
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