Conversation #4 – JBS Chapters: Grassroots Advocacy
Dr. Duke and Peter Rykowski--Associate Researcher at The John Birch Society--highlight how local JBS chapters work, and why they are so successful. Structure and localized advocacy make all the difference.
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On this episode of The Birch Beat, Dr. Duke speaks with JBS National Director of Development Tim Marden about exposing hidden political influence, reaching disillusioned young Americans, and turning frustration into meaningful local action. ...
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This episode of Birch Beat features Lisa von Geldern sharing her journey from being called a “Bircher” as a child to becoming JBS national event manager, while explaining how education, local chapters, regional events, and serious reading can help Americans defend liberty under God. ...
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Dr. Duke sits down with JBS research associate Peter Rykowski to explain how the Freedom Index holds federal and state lawmakers accountable by comparing their voting records to the Constitution instead of their campaign promises. ...
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