E56 - Guest Cicely Davis, Republican Nominee for Congress, will Face Ilhan Omar Tuesday, Nov 8

When the Constitution was written, the founders had a grand vision for the future of America. They wanted a free and independent country with a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Unfortunately, that is not the government we have today. That has to change. We have to take our government back.

In today's episode, Cicely Davis joins Jim and Dan. Running for election to the U.S. House to represent Minnesota's 5th Congressional District, Cicely talks about the security issue affecting downtown Minneapolis, what made her lose faith in the Democrats, and how she plans to restore prosperity to Minneapolis and unify the state's fifth congressional district.

Cicely Davis is a Republican Nominee for Congress in Minnesota's 5th Congressional District. She is running for Congress to end failed leadership by supporting the police, cutting outrageous taxes, and depoliticizing the classrooms to focus on quality education. Cicely's life experience has given her a unique perspective and inspires her to help others prevail under freedom, no matter their background. 

Enjoy!

In this Episode

02:13 - What motivated Cicely to run for Congress

03:33 - Security issue affecting downtown Minneapolis

09:33 - The reason Ilhan Omar won the election to Congress

11:23 - What made Cicely lose faith in the Democrats

19:39 - Jim's message to the people of Minnesota's 5th Congressional District

22:59 - Cicely's feelings about the upcoming election

27:12 - What Cicely thinks about education

34:02 - How can Cicely stand her ground against the system

42:16 - Cicely's stand on the Constitution

51:22 - Cicely's message to the people of Minnesota's 5th Congressional District

Favorite Quotes

04:38 - "Right now, Minneapolis is not a safe place to work, live or visit. That needs to change." - Cicely Davis

06:34 - "We are down 300 police officers. And when the crime is committed, second count, and people are not getting the hasty response they need. This puts lives and businesses in danger." - Cicely Davis

15:35 - "My message to black voting America right now, particularly for my cut or my pie here in CD 5, is that every skin to me is not kin to me. We have to be willing to accept that just because leaders look like us doesn't mean they're for us. We can begin change if we can go away from that and accept that. I do believe 2024 is going to look very different for black America about the Republican party." - Cicely Davis

42:59 - "When people hear about the fact that they can literally wake up and express themselves freely without worrying about being arrested or killed because of a simple thought or opinion and that they have the right to decide what area they want to focus on and how they can create their wealth and be creative about that, and then pass it on to the next generation, that whole thing is beautiful." - Cicely Davis

46:34 - "The Constitution made this country great. The people that followed that Constitution made this country great. Since the 16th and 17th Amendments back in 1913, we started falling off the rails. And we did nothing to stop it then. But just because it's so out of control doesn't mean we can't stop the bleeding now." - Jim Larkin

51:26 - "Freedom is too high a price to pay. We have to decide what we want America to look like and how America is defined. Families are hurting, and businesses are hurting. And the decisions made by those we call our leaders have let us down. We, the people, by the people, and for the people have the power. We can absolutely vote them out and return the original constructs and the demands of the Constitution." - Cicely Davis

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