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Tune in here to this Monday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show!
We're joined by Joe Gruters from the RNC to talk about the political landscape heading into 2026 and the challenges the party believes the country is facing. Gruters highlights what he sees as progress on affordability issues, praising the administration’s focus on lowering prices for everyday Americans while emphasizing that the effects of past economic policies take time to reverse. He also points to what he calls “world-class” cabinet leadership and insists that upcoming policy implementations will show measurable results.
The conversation shifts to midterm dynamics, with Gruters expressing confidence that Republican messaging—and what he describes as missteps by Democratic leaders—will energize voters. He frames corruption allegations in Minnesota as evidence of deeper systemic issues and calls for aggressive accountability. Finally, Gruters encourages grassroots engagement, emphasizing voter outreach, volunteer involvement, and preparation for the coming election cycle.
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