At Turning Point's #AmFest2023, @MattBraynard got to follow Charlie Kirk on stage to present Look Ahead America's breakout session, "Beating the Left at Their Own Game: Voter Registration and Turnout."
This is info-dense but I encourage you to watch and share. I promise you'll learn something.
At Turning Point's #AmFest2023, @MattBraynard got to follow Charlie Kirk on stage to present Look Ahead America's breakout session, "Beating the Left at Their Own Game: Voter Registration and Turnout."
This is info-dense but I encourage you to watch and share. I promise you'll learn something.
BY Matt Braynard
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