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Democrat Complaints Kill GOP Event as Conservatives Blast Political Intimidation in Addison

8 min · 20 mei 2026
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Terry Newsome joins the show to talk about a GOP event at an Addison restaurant that gets canceled after complaints from Democrats, sparking frustration from local conservatives. Newsome says it’s another example of conservatives being targeted simply for gathering and sharing their political views. The conversation dives into free speech, political pressure on local businesses, and why many conservatives feel their voices are increasingly being shut down in public spaces. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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