Americans for freedom. Mr. Jackson jefferson university. As we gather here today, let us be grave of our freedoms. Most notably, in relation to tonight, our first minute right to the freedom of speech. The Editorial Board of the cavalier daily does not seem to understand this right. Newspapers are chief beneficiary of the first amendment, they recently wrote an op ad titled dangerous rhetoric is not entitled to a platform. This is a common trend with the woke left and any speech that they disagree with they deem as dangerous. Thus, not protected under the first amendment. However, from anyone on cavalier daily and attendance, i encourage you to grab a pocket constitution on a way out of tonights event. Despite attempts to deplatform tonights guest, when radical leftists de facto sd faced our pro america message and vandalize our posters, we hung up twice as many as before. We persisted. Before i give thanks to our sponsors and welcome tonight speaker with a proper introduction, i must
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Hot Button Health issues impacting campaign 2024. We begin during this womens History Month with a question on women in elected government. We ask americans of this country would be better governed if more women would be in political office. If you believe the country would be governed better with more women in office, call 202 7488000. If you thi it would be governed worse, 202 7488001. If you think it would not make a difference, 202 7488002. You can also text 202 7488003. Please include your name and where youre from. Otherwise catch up with us on x at cspanwj and on facebook, om cspan. Here is where things stand what can when it comes to women officeholders in the u. S. , representing between a quarter and a third of elected leaders in the United States women make up 29 percent of the u. S. House of representatives, 20 5 of the u. S. Senate, 24 of state governors, 33 of state legislators, 34 percent of large city mayors, and 32 percent of municipal officeholders. The question that