Gayle Trotter is an attorney, columnist and conservative political analyst who lives in Washington, DC and brings an insider’s view of the nation’s capital with keen insights on the issues of the day and useful connections to power players. A regular on TV and radio news shows, she also contributes to well-known political websites.
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Wilkow Show: Gayle Trotter's new book: "Right in the World" plus the Roe/Supreme Court madness
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Conservative political analyst Gayle Trotter was a guest on the Andrew Wilkow Show on Salem Network to talk about her new book, "Right in the World". She also talked about why suburban women care more about border, inflation and the price of gas than Roe v Wade going back to the states; why Democrats try to wipe out the rights directly stated in th…
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Ep 189 Is Gun Control a Matter of National Security?
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In this week's episode, I discuss how states (including Texas and Montana) are becoming Second Amendment Sanctuaries; an attempt to change the Left's messaging on gun control away from a "public health threat" to a "national security threat"; and why a possible factor in the surge of mass shootings can be related back to the ACLU and their efforts …
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Ep 188 The Right To Earn A Living With Anastasia Boden
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I spoke with Anastasia Boden, an attorney in the Pacific Legal Foundation's Economic Liberty Program, about the constitutional right to earn a living, and how the powers exercised by governors during Covid have harmed people and communities around the country. We also talked about certificate of need cases; a California law on a woman quota for boa…
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In this episode I share some news items about the first amendment which caught my eye this week. Can you be charged for flying an "[Expletive] Biden" flag in your own yard? Does Florida's new law combating rioting and memorial destruction violate the first amendment? Has the Supreme Court given religious liberty too much deference recently? What ar…
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