The most FLIPPABLE House Seat in America with Democratic Candidate Will Rollins
Today, we are excited to introduce you to Will Rollins, the Democratic Candidate running for US Congress in California’s 41st congressional district - possibly the single most flippable district in the United States. MAGA Republican Extremist Ken Calvert, who voted against certifying the 2020 election, has had a cushy gig as a member of Congress in a safe red seat for decades. But due to recent redistricting in California, this once securely red seat is now ripe for the taking. And Democrat Will Rollins, a former national security prosecutor, is ready to flip this seat. We sat down with Will for this exclusive interview and we hope you enjoy. And just a heads up: if you want to watch the video version of this interview, be sure to become a member of our Patreon at Patreon.com/MeidasTouch. It’s available right now exclusively for all our Patrons. We hope you enjoy this episode of The Mighty!
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