In this interview, Dennis Prager speaks with a representative from the Job Creators Network/Keep America Action Fund about the upcoming Georgia Senate runoff elections on January 5. The guest outlines a large‑scale conservative mobilization effort that includes a newly created Super PAC, extensive TV advertising, radio spots, billboards, bus tours, and grassroots outreach aimed at getting Republican voters to cast early ballots starting December 14. The conversation emphasizes the strategic importance of early voting to avoid reliance on mail‑in ballots during the holiday season. The guest warns that if Democrats win control of the Senate, they will have a "last firewall" removed, enabling policies such as the Green New Deal, a $15 minimum wage, expanded government healthcare, court‑packing, and statehood for Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, which they portray as a shift toward socialism and a permanent Democratic majority. The interview also touches on concerns about election integrity, recounts, and the need for Republicans to ensure a fair election process.
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It is amazing. Look, they are already mobilizing. You know, Safe Havens did a lot, you know, to, you know, kind of bring us to this point here where we do have these runoffs on January 5th, and she is mobilizing the Democrats, and Ossoff is as well, and his camp is pulling that off as well. And so, again, Job Creators Network and the organization, you know, we created a Super PAC for this now, the Keep America, America Action Fund. As you know, we were working that campaign on a national basis. But now with the Georgia runoffs, we are here. We are going to be here through January 5th, and we are encouraging folks to get out early on their vote, which starts here in Georgia December 14th. And we're driving a good old-fashioned grassroots campaign here, Dennis, with statewide radio, social media, bus tours, you know, billboards, small business advocates, fanning across the country. I mean, excuse me, across the state.
Is there a massive amount of advertising in Georgia right now?
You know, there is a ton of TV ads.
Yeah, TV ads, right?
Yeah, a ton of TV ads, Dennis. But as you know, to bring out our base, it's going through folks like yourself and getting the word out, you know, yourself and Hugh and Prager, excuse me, and Gallagher and Larry Elder, all these folks, you know, great voices out there talking to surveyors. We're going local as well with Eric Erickson, really leveraging everything. Again, we don't want to take anything for granted. You know, the difference obviously here, I mean, if the Democrats really take control of the Senate, that's the last firewall really, and they will have full control. No, no, no.
Then, I mean, I risk, obviously, I risk, take a risk in saying this, but it'll be very hard to be optimistic if the left gets control of the Senate, the House, and the presidency.
Well, they'll have absolute free rein and also massive changes to the direction of this country and drive us towards socialism and a permanent Democrat majority. You know what they'll be doing, right? Not only is it the Green New Deal, the $15 minimum wage, wage, the gradual takeover of healthcare system, it's court packing, it's, you know, statehood for DC and Puerto Rico. I mean, it's everything that we fear could happen. So we have to make sure the conservatives get out there and vote early. If I were a Democrat, I'd say vote often, but we only vote once. Um, um, but, but, but truly, you know, December 14th, we got to—
why is it advantageous to vote early?
Well, you know, because the other option in some cases is the mail-in ballots. It's Christmas time, it's Thanksgiving, you know, it's New Year's. People are going to be on vacation, Dennis, and that's my biggest concern.
So it's to ensure that people vote?
Yes. Yes. I want to make sure. And Dennis, I don't want to get into the whole mail-in ballot thing again. Right. And if our side just kind of leans on that and resorts to that, we're just going to have issues yet again. So we've got to get our folks out.
All right. So let me, let me, let me address that issue. Do— are you— not are you, but are the Republicans doing anything to ensure a fair election?
Well, there's a lot going on on the election integrity, you know, obviously now with the recounts and everything that's going on, there's a lot of focus on that. But every day there seems to be more information that's coming out on election integrity, and especially on the mail-in ballot issue, you know, Dennis. So that's That's why, you know, again, I, I, I, I—
All right, hold on there. I gotta take a break. This is really— to say that the Georgia races are important.
