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1819 News: The Podcast
1819 Media
100 episodes
4 days ago
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Fully Relying on God to Run for the US Senate, US Rep Barry & Heather Moore
1819 News: The Podcast
53 minutes
2 months ago
Fully Relying on God to Run for the US Senate, US Rep Barry & Heather Moore
In this special edition of 1819 News: The Podcast, 1819 News CEO Bryan Dawson co-hosts a Town Hall with the Point Clear Republican Women, featuring Congressman Barry Moore and his wife Heather. The conversation hits a wide array of emotions as Barry and Heather give their testimony of standing up to weaponized prosecution and the effect that it had on their family. They share how God called them into running for the soon to be vacated United States Senate Seat. Barry also talks about what it has been like to serve as a Congressman during arguably the most pivotal point in our nation's history. They discuss the Big Beautiful Bill and recent happenings in DC as well. Passion and providence show out in this episode and it's one you don't want to miss. CORRECTION: In the interview, Bryan said that Congressman Moore beat Jeff Coleman in 2020 and in 2022. Jeff Coleman attempted to run in 2022, made campaign commercials and was rolling out his campaign but filed too late to appear on the ballot, allowing Moore to run unopposed.
1819 News: The Podcast