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Conservative Student Shares Climate Change Perspectives

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This episode of Green Tea Party radio features student leader Jack Fisher discussing his conservative perspectives on environmentalism. Jack shares his background growing up in New York and becoming more conservative once he started attending George Washington University. Jack is now half-way through his senior year and serves as the director of political affairs for GW Republicans. He argues conservatives must improve how they communicate their environmental solutions and emphasizes the need for free speech on college campuses. Overall, an insightful discussion on bridging political divides through open dialogue.

🗣️ Quotes from Jack Fisher

"I became more conservative after being exposed to liberal views at my university."

"Conservatives need to communicate their solutions better."

"It's important to have free speech and diversity of thought in political discussions."

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email: info @ greenteapartyradio.com

website: https://www.greenteapartyradio.com/

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GreenTeaPartyRadio/

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This episode of Green Tea Party radio features student leader Jack Fisher discussing his conservative perspectives on environmentalism. Jack shares his background growing up in New York and becoming more conservative once he started attending George Washington University. Jack is now half-way through his senior year and serves as the director of political affairs for GW Republicans. He argues conservatives must improve how they communicate their environmental solutions and emphasizes the need for free speech on college campuses. Overall, an insightful discussion on bridging political divides through open dialogue.

🗣️ Quotes from Jack Fisher

"I became more conservative after being exposed to liberal views at my university."

"Conservatives need to communicate their solutions better."

"It's important to have free speech and diversity of thought in political discussions."

Contact Us

email: info @ greenteapartyradio.com

website: https://www.greenteapartyradio.com/

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GreenTeaPartyRadio/

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