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If You Can't Bring the Heat, Stay Off the Ballot
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We are finally back from our pre-election break with a slightly new format. In the first of our regular 20-minute episodes, host Jesse White examines how Democrats lose elections by failing to do the bare minimum to try and win.
In Hampden Township, Cumberland County, a Republican named Sherri Chippo was elected despite not only attending the January 6 Capitol Insurrection but also organizing bus trips to the event. The Keystone Reckoning Project did a robocall to voters discussing Chippo's penchant for treachery, but the response from one of the Democratic candidates may surprise you...
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