Freedom California S2 E1: Litigation, Campaigns, and Campaign Finance

Freedom California S2 E1: Litigation, Campaigns, and Campaign Finance

Samuel is joined my Matthew Hayward, Washington Outreach Director, and Timothy Snowball, California Litigator. Watch as they discuss Tim’s background as a lawyer, our most recent campaigns over Christmas, and a campaign finance complaint filed against the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association.

Episode 9 – Censorship, SEIU 1000, and Forgery Update

This week, Samuel Coleman is joined by Matthew Hayward, Washington Outreach Director, and Ashley Varner, Vice President of Communications. We discuss censorship and how it affects our digital footprint on websites like Twitter and Facebook, SEIU 1000’s massive membership losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, and an update on our ongoing forgery cases.

Episode 8: Dues Moratorium, SEIU Political Spending, and Gov. Inslee

Join us this week as we discuss a SEIU caucus putting a temporary moratorium on collecting union dues, SEIU’s political spending habits, and Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s 349 proclamations. Hosted by Samuel Coleman, Freedom Foundation California Director and guests Matthew Hayward, Washington Outreach Director, and Ashley Varner, Vice President of Communications.

Episode 7: Unions Push to Defund Police, CSEA Lies, & Government Transparency

Samuel Coleman, California Outreach Director, is joined by Matthew Hayward, Washington Outreach Director, and Ashley Varner, Vice President of Communications. Together, they discuss a union push to defund the police. CSEA’s most recent lies to their members, and the importance of transparency in collective bargaining.

Episode 6.5: Lawsuit to Re-Open CA Schools & Pennsylvania Lockdown Ruled Unconstitutional.

Ashley Varner, VP of Communications, and Mariah Gondeiro, Lead California Litigator, talk about the Freedom Foundation's lawsuit to re-open schools in California and the recent decision by a federal judge in Pennsylvania declaring most state lockdown requirements unconstitutional.