William Wallis For America
William Wallis is dedicated to finding positive solutions to improve America. He will be hosting positive minded and solution based interviews with elected officials, highlighting places to see in America, spotlighting and promoting industry and businesses in our communities, and Interviews with people in their communities talking about their concerns and ideas to improve their State and help their cause. Additionally, he shows places and attractions that make our Country so unique. His philosophy is the best way to improve the United States of America is to start with our own State and the communities in which we live.
Episodes
Louisiana State Rep Troy Romero, District 37 in Jennings, Louisiana. Representative is not the most vocal in the Capital but his values and hard work speaks volumes for itself. And yes, he is working hard for his district and Louisiana!
Louisiana State Representative Francis Thompson District 19 has been in Louisiana politics at the Capital for ... let's just say a very long time. But when you get to know him you find that he is a very gentle, kind-hearted, jovial, and professional person. He likes to joke around about how long he as been at the Capital, but he is one of the few that deserves to be there so long. Service to others and Louisiana is in his heart...
George Peterson with PDW discusses the 4473. How to fill it out. Does it stop or help stop illegal gun purchases? The answer is yes. And in this video we discuss many other things that you might not have realized about the 4473
Senator Stine may be a new State Senator in the Louisiana legislature, but he is working like a veteran legislator. His legislation is reflective of his values, district, and the needs of our State. After watching this, you'll understand.
Louisiana State Representative Bill Wheat District 73 in Ponchatoula, the strawberry Capital, has some legislation he would like to talk about IN THE FIRST PART OF THE PODCAST..... While he works hard for the people in his district, he is also a veterinarian by trade. THE 2ND INTERVIEW IN THE PODCAST IS ...... FOY GADBERRY..... District 15 is his district, which may be more well known as a district. My point is that some represent...
Louisiana State Representative Beryl Amedee talks about her legislation for 2022. Her district 51 is in the Houma/Thibodeaux area. She is passionate about personal freedoms and education. While there are many groups that help legislators with their bills that they file, very often a legislators set of bills that they file during a session tells a lot about them and what they are most passionate about.
In this podcast there are two separate interviews. The first is with Louisiana State Representative Candace Newell. Frenchman Street, bywater, and the marigny are in her district. She has some legislation that helps a lot of people, and her care for people, friendliness, and professionalism is apparent in this interview. The second interview is with Louisiana State Representative Sam Jenkins from the Shreveport area. Represent...
With me today, in the begining of the podcast, is Gordon Bond of Bond Arms... He likes to say "making derringers cool again," but I think it's even better than that. They raised the bar for the gun industry when it comes to having safety and quality in mind. And after the interview I have some bonus content from a book called the "The Second Amendment Primer" by Les Adams, and it kicks off a series of content u...
I hear a lot of people complaining that we don't have smart people in Washington DC running our Country. Well here is somebody running for office that is smart, passionate about America, and looking for ways to unite more people to save it. Scott Stephenson is running for Congress in the State of Washington in District 08. Find out more about him on his website at... ScottStephenson4congress.com
2 separate interview in one podcast... Representative Larry Frieman discusses his legislation for 2022. In my opinion, politics may be local but often times not only reflects the needs of the "locals," but often reflects the needs of our Country. Representative Frieman is working hard for his district. And so is Larry Bagley, and he tells us about his legislation that will not only affect Louisianians.... but may get some ...
Lorraine LeMon is a radio show host on the Texas Hill Country Patriots. She and I agree that "conservative" values actually unite more people. But more importantly she likes to promote that she is an American, and we talk about protecting the things that make America the special place it is; and how we can find things we should all unite on to protect it. This show is full of energy, so get ready.
Peter A. McCullough, MD doesn't need an introduction for many people. But for those who don't know him you are in for a unique experience. When it comes to his ability to communicate proven data, knowledge, facts, extensive research, publicly available information he collected from credible sources, and his own personal experience from seeing patients as a physician, you will feel confidently informed. But more importantly,...
Mark Szuszkiewicz, is running FOR US Senate, New York. When he makes it out of the Republican primary, he will face Chuck Schumer in the run off. Hear his passion to improve New York in this interview. Find out more about him at Mark4NewYork.com
When discussing legislation with some elected officials you can sense the "direction" of their bills. Are they ideological, tactful, caring, strategic, or just political? What are their intentions? Or how well thought out are they? In this interview with Louisiana State Representative Richard Nelson, I think you will hear someone who cares about people, has carefully and thoughtfully written legislation that will help every...
Here is my interview with Kimberly Lowe for Congress Where is this kind of energy and passion in Congress with elected officials that have been there for a while? Whether you like a candidate's ideas or not, but you can hear their passion for our Country and hear ideas that are from outside of the rhetoric that comes out of DC, I think one can appreciate a candidate better. Let me know what you think?
I like listening to the type of legislation that our representatives are working on. I think it says a lot. In this interview with Louisiana State Senator Sharon Hewitt I think you will hear about some legislation that is good for Louisiana's workforce, our natural resources, and how she still listens to the people in her own district. Being aware of what is happening in our Legislature in our own back yard only helps us and th...
David Herrera is running for Council in East Brunswick, NJ. He has not only an inspiring story of triumph and success over something that destroys most people, but when you listen to him, you could be listening to someone running for office in your hometown, because all politics is local.
Lee Murphy is running for Congress in Delaware. It is well known that I enjoy interviewing candidates because they are passionate about their ideas and solutions, which sparks a lot of meaningful dialogue instead of the usual rhetoric of establishment politicians. This interview is no different and it has some unique information in it that I think many will find interesting. How many Congressional seats does Delaware have? You will...
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