Saturday Morning Coffee for Saturday, July 24, 2021
In this episode of Saturday Morning Coffee, Reese discusses the rise of woke corporations and how Conservatives must be very careful about where we spend our money -- vote with your dollars! We discuss the current upheaval (a continuation) in the Horry County Republican Party, mostly stemming from a lawsuit that has been filed against the Party and its leadership. In the second hour, Chris Neeley, Superintendent of the S.C. Statewide Public Charter School District joins us on the program to update on the status of charter schools in South Carolina. We're also joined on the program by Rep. William Bailey (R-North Myrtle Beach), who serves in the S.C. House of Representatives. Rep. Bailey talks about some of his biggest accomplishments, and some of his bigger frustrations, of serving a full term and part of his second term in the House. Reese discusses "Stand and Deliver", a new song that has just been released by Eric Clapton, which opposes the lockdowns and vaccine mandates that so many countries are enforcing. Reese also discusses the arrival of POTUS Joe Biden at Disney's "Hall of President's" attraction at the Magic Kingdom.
Welcome to Saturday Morning Coffee for Saturday, July 24, 2021!
In this episode of Saturday Morning Coffee, your host Reese Boyd discusses the rise of woke corporations and how their agendas are anti-American, and how Conservatives must be very careful about where we spend our money. We discuss the current upheaval (a continuation) in the Horry County Republican Party, mostly stemming from a lawsuit that has been filed against the Party and its leadership. In the second hour, Chris Neeley, Superintendent of the S.C. Statewide Public Charter School District joins us on the program to update on the status of charter schools in South Carolina. We're also joined on the program by Rep. William Bailey (R-North Myrtle Beach), who serves in the S.C. House of Representatives. Rep. Bailey talks about some of his biggest accomplishments, and some of his bigger frustrations, of serving a full term and part of his second term in the House. Reese discusses "Stand and Deliver", a new song that has just been released by Eric Clapton, which opposes the lockdowns and vaccine mandates that so many countries are enforcing. Reese also discusses the arrival of POTUS Joe Biden at Disney's "Hall of President's" attraction at the Magic Kingdom. Reese poses a trivia question - asking why we have 46 Presidents (if you count Joe Biden), but only 45 animatronic figures in Disney's Hall of Presidents?
Thanks for listening to Saturday Morning Coffee! ~Proverbs 3:5-6
In this episode of Saturday Morning Coffee, your host Reese Boyd discusses the rise of woke corporations and how their agendas are anti-American, and how Conservatives must be very careful about where we spend our money. We discuss the current upheaval (a continuation) in the Horry County Republican Party, mostly stemming from a lawsuit that has been filed against the Party and its leadership. In the second hour, Chris Neeley, Superintendent of the S.C. Statewide Public Charter School District joins us on the program to update on the status of charter schools in South Carolina. We're also joined on the program by Rep. William Bailey (R-North Myrtle Beach), who serves in the S.C. House of Representatives. Rep. Bailey talks about some of his biggest accomplishments, and some of his bigger frustrations, of serving a full term and part of his second term in the House. Reese discusses "Stand and Deliver", a new song that has just been released by Eric Clapton, which opposes the lockdowns and vaccine mandates that so many countries are enforcing. Reese also discusses the arrival of POTUS Joe Biden at Disney's "Hall of President's" attraction at the Magic Kingdom. Reese poses a trivia question - asking why we have 46 Presidents (if you count Joe Biden), but only 45 animatronic figures in Disney's Hall of Presidents?
Thanks for listening to Saturday Morning Coffee! ~Proverbs 3:5-6
