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Next Steps Show Jan 23, 2024

Next Steps Show Jan 23, 2024
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In this episode, we're delighted to welcome Gary Stout, a notable figure in discussions on America's core values. Gary and I will closely examine election integrity, the Second Amendment debate, and the contentious issue of disarming American citizens.

A Pew Research Center study highlights significant American concerns regarding election security, revealing that 67% suspect foreign governments might try to influence elections, with only 45% feeling confident about the hacking protection of election systems.

Shifting focus to the Second Amendment, FBI data shows a record-breaking 27.5 million firearm background checks in 2016, suggesting a significant uptick in firearm purchases. This reflects widespread concern over potential legislative changes and a strong commitment to self-defense rights.

As we explore these issues with Gary Stout, we aim to carefully balance the protection of our freedoms with ensuring all citizens' security and welfare. Join us in this crucial dialogue, equipped with facts and an open mind to the diverse viewpoints that define our nation.

 

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Gary Stout

Self-employed Carpenter | Advocate

Gary Stout hails from a small town in Pennsylvania, a place where traditions like carrying guns on the bus for rifle team matches were a part of everyday life. His childhood in this unique setting instilled in him a deep appreciation for community values and traditions.

In 1964, at the age of ten, Gary's life journey took a significant turn when his family relocated to Greece. This move marked the beginning of a new chapter, one that would see him settle in the area for the majority of his life, with the exception of a brief year and a half spent in California.

For many years, Gary was a self-employed carpenter, a career that allowed him to harness his skills and independence. His craftsmanship and dedication to his trade were evident in every project he undertook. In 2012, Gary transitioned from his carpentry work to join the Power and Construction Group. Here, he worked on a notable project: rewiring the Thousand Island Bridge. Leveraging his rock climbing experience, Gary played a crucial role in the project, especially in replacing the necklace lighting that outlines the support cables. This job was not just a career shift but a testament to his versatility and ability to adapt to new challenges.

Gary retired in 2020, but his retirement was not the end of his active contributions to society. Instead, it marked the beginning of his deeper involvement in advocating for constitutional rights. Initially, he started with GOANYS, bringing his passion and experience to the forefront. More recently, he has been volunteering with New York Citizen… Read More