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Republicans Abroad Radio - August 26, 2010
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01 Interview with Liz Carter, the Republican candidate for the US House of Representatives for Georgia's 4th Congressional District - Part l Liz Carter, a successful " small business owner, wife and mother with no silver spoon in her mouth," as she describes herself in her website, who "worked, like the rest of us, starting from the bottom." brings twenty years of business experience in real estate and consulting, and a positive and optimistic outlook, one that "envision[s] the future and see[s] opportunity.," to her campaign for Congress, promoting "empowerment and not entitlement." Ms. Carter explains that her decision to enter the political fray was prompted by the frustrations expressed to her by her company's small business clients in these uncertain economic times. audio mp3
02 An Interview with, Liz Carter, the Republican candidate for the US House of Representatives for Georgia's 4th Congressional District - Part ll The issues that are most important for Ms. Carter are: the economy-her District, is suffering of almost 17% unemployment, double that of the nation; education,- the closing of 11 schools in her district and the continual loss of jobs(despite the monies ($150 Million) brought into the District by her opponent). She is also an ardent advocate of school choice; healthcare-which she describes is "all about control, increased spending and TAXES, including the insertion in the health care bill of the student loan overhaul legislation, which has nothing to do with Healthcare. Ms. Carter speaks as a mother whose greater concern is that this enormous government spending today will be a burden to future generations. On August 24th, GOP.Gov released A TIMELINE OF THE PERSONAL PUBLIC DEBT BURDEN FOR A CHILD BORN IN 2010. Among the many endorsements, Ms Carter has received, the one from the DeKalb Fraternal Order of Police is important because it has, if not always, supported democrats for many years. When asked about the constant criticism spewed against the Tea Parties, one, for instance, that it is not an "intellectual" movement, Ms. Carter explained that the "grass roots conservative movement [has] a sweeping influence. with a collective cause...formed by people from all walks of life and races.who demand fiscal responsibility from their government ". Are we heading into a European-styled socialism? Yes, when the government controls everything.we must wake up as a country .and not let the government come into our homes, don't let the government tell us how to run our businesses." And what about the people of her District? Jobs are continuing to leave...unemployment is on the rises schools are being closed." audio mp3
03 Hadley Heath talks about her Experience Abroad Guest: Hadley Heath, policy analyst with the Independent Women's Forum, a non partisan research and educational institution in Washington, D.C. Ms. Hadley talks about her experience abroad, having spent some time in Calcutta, India, and visited countries in Europe and South America. From a perspective of a young person who has been overseas, Ms. Heath comments on the US, socially, economically, culturally and politically. For her. coming from a small town in North Carolina, she sees America as a place that is home and "symbolizes FREEDOM." And how people, in other countries, wish to come to the US... And, what about the impact of the US in other countries? Ms. Heath recounts that she spent time in Europe researching the coverage of news events, media..and as the saying goes, "when America sneezes, the world catches a cold..." And when studying in Chile, interest in the health care debate was intense. Her then Chilean host "mother," who is a Judge, commented..."we are watching the health care debate very closely.." Ms. Heath also comments on the the role of women in the US today...how women are rolling up their sleeves and are fighting in the political arena... for a cause- a reminder of the 90th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. audio mp3
04 Hadley Heath Talks about the Importance of Respecting other Cultures Guest: Hadley Heath, policy analyst with the Independent Women's Forum, a non partisan research and educational institution in Washington, D.C. Ms. Hadley alks about the importance of respecting other cultures...Whether the popular saying is, "in Rome do as the Romans" or "wherever you go, do as you see" (as the Spanish saying "Donde fueres haz lo que vieres); "dressing and acting respecting the norms...being culturally sensitive...representing our country..." Ms. Hadley concludes the interview by commenting on the crucial Midterm elections; taxes, that are about to expire and those that have expired and their effect on the economy and our own lives... audio mp3

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