Pamela DeLancy on Veterans, Healthcare and Georgia’s 10th District—Episode 105
Pamela DeLancy joins Town Square Podcast Episode 105 as our Candidate Conversation series continues. The retired Army colonel, registered nurse, and candidate for US Congress in Georgia’s 10th District discusses her 39 years of military service, family responsibilities, cancer survivorship, and decision to run for office.
The conversation explores veterans’ care, rural healthcare access, wages, food and housing costs, data centers, and constitutional rights. DeLancy shares what she hears from residents and how those concerns shape her priorities. Sponsored by Bizzy Bee Exterminators and new sponsor Headbangers Taphouse.
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Houston Gaines: Delivering Conservative Results | Candidate Conversations — Episode 88
State Representative Houston Gaines joins The Town Square Podcast for Episode 88 of the Candidate Conversations series to discuss his campaign for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District. Gaines shares his background as an Athens native, eighth-generation northeast Georgian, small-business professional, and current member of the Georgia House of Representatives.
In this conversation, Trey and Gabriel talk with Gaines about public service, his legislative record, the Baker-Coleman Act, immigration enforcement, public safety, fiscal responsibility, housing affordability, small business growth, agriculture, constituent service, and why he believes now is the right time to run for Congress.
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Ryan Millsap: Outsider, Builder, and a Fighter for Georgia’s 10th | Candidate Conversations — Episode 85
Ryan Millsap joins The Town Square Podcast for Episode 85 as part of the ongoing Candidate Conversations series, which aims to help voters hear directly from the individuals seeking public office. A Republican candidate for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, Millsap shares the story behind his candidacy, beginning with his upbringing in a middle-class family, his academic path through Biola, Oxford, and USC, and his career as an entrepreneur in commercial real estate and film studio development.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Millsap explains why he sees himself as an outsider to politics, what drove him to run for Congress, and how his experiences in business, property battles, and public conflict shaped his views on government, the Constitution, immigration, corruption, and the role of leadership in America. He also offers a passionate vision for what he believes Georgia’s 10th District can become and why he believes this moment calls for a different kind of representative in Washington.
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