Op-Ed: Why aren’t popular Conservative podcasts helping candidates get elected?2 minute read

Conservatives like Dan Bongino, Dinesh D’Souza, Matt Walsh, and others have some of the biggest shows on the net, yet they refuse to have lesser known, true Conservative candidates on their shows to help them get elected.

I’ve talked about this several times in recent episodes of my podcast. It’s one of the most frustrating things to see these Conservatives go on their shows and talk about spineless RINO Republicans and radical Democrats and how they need to be voted out. Yet they do nothing to actually make that happen.

• Tucker Carlson
• Owen Shroyer
• Dan Bongino
• Matt Walsh
• Sean Hannity
• Jesse Waters
• Dinesh D’Souza
• Ben Shapiro
• Brian Craig
• Jesse Lee Peterson
• Glenn Beck

I’m a fan of every one of those shows, and there are many many more. I’m putting all of them on notice for not doing enough to help these fantastic lesser-known candidates get elected to ensure we take back Congress, inspire actual election security, right to life, and our constitutional rights are protected.

Many of those shows are on every day with hundreds of thousands of loyal listeners and on for several hours. They could easily dedicate a short segment daily, several times a week, or even once a week to bring on a Conservative candidate running for Congress where the current Congress member incumbent is a Democrat or RINO to simply give them a platform to speak to potential voters.

Of course, there are hundreds and hundreds of candidates running in this coming midterm election. It takes time to go through them all and check their values and stances on policy. However, don’t forget, these shows have producers and staff that do research for the shows. Not to mention, the hosts themselves do research and this is their job. It’s not like they work a 9-5 job and can only dedicate a small amount of time to researching.

Nicolas Bowling on Twitter: “Most #Conservatives aren’t doing enough to insure we take make #Congress in the #midterms. These candidates need our help. Saying there will be a #RedWave2022 isn’t enough. pic.twitter.com/2Jjgw42BiW / Twitter”

Most #Conservatives aren’t doing enough to insure we take make #Congress in the #midterms. These candidates need our help. Saying there will be a #RedWave2022 isn’t enough. pic.twitter.com/2Jjgw42BiW

Posting funny memes, simply saying there will be a red wave in November, complaining about how bad Democrats are, or using hashtags isn’t going to elect good, solid Conservative candidates.