July 12, 2024
The Kim Monson Show – July 12, 2024
Jim Paff discusses RNC platform changes and church engagement while Harrison Floyd exposes the NAACP lawsuit targeting election canvassers. July 12, 2024.
Harrison Floyd
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Spokesperson for the Statesman Project, a nonprofit supporting individuals facing legal challenges related to election integrity work.
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Harrison Floyd is a spokesperson for the Statesman Project, a nonprofit organization that supports individuals facing legal challenges they characterize as political lawfare. Floyd himself has been involved in legal proceedings related to election integrity issues, giving him firsthand experience with the challenges faced by those who question electoral processes.
On the Kim Monson Show, Floyd discussed a federal lawsuit in Colorado where the NAACP and League of Women Voters sued citizens for conducting post-election canvassing activities. He argued that such lawsuits threaten First Amendment protections for civic engagement and have a chilling effect on citizens' ability to participate in oversight of elections.
Through the Statesman Project, Floyd advocates for protecting the rights of citizens to engage in election integrity work without facing legal retaliation, framing it as a First Amendment issue central to civic participation.
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