Unifying a Divided Party

Sep 10, 2019 | The Professional Noticer

This week, Andy answers a question from a woman who was voted into a government position last December. She’s discovered that there’s a big split within the party—mainly between the older and younger generations. And as new, younger members are looking to get involved, they don’t know who to trust. 

She wants to know how to explain the split to her party, but is worried that she may become a target for the other side. 

Tune in to hear what we must do BEFORE we can figure out the problems crippling this nation for future generations.

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