MADISON CAWTHORN

Today I am joined by an incredible man who just so happens to be the youngest U.S Congressman. His name is Madison Cawthorn and he’s gained a ton of attention over the past several months for, first, his powerful speech at the Republican National Convention and, more recently, his floor speech on 2^nd Amendment Rights.

Congressman Cawthorn and I talk about how he views his disability (he is partially paralyzed from a crash he was in years ago) and his masculinity, what he feels is our civic duty to get involved in politics and important topics, the power of words and using them effectively to create change and hope, the danger of the fatherless home crisis we’re in, uncompromising values, and so much more…

“I think we have bred a generation of soft men that has led to a lot of problems in our society and culture.” Tweet That— Madison Cawthorn

Gentlemen, my guest today is a man that likely needs no introduction for many of you. At 25, he is currently the youngest U.S. Congressman but, as we talk about in this conversation, he does not let that keep him from throwing himself into some of the most important (and polarizing) discussions in politics today.

What’s even more impressive is that in 2014, his life plans came to a halt as he found himself a survivor of a car accident that left him partially paralyzed. After scrapping his plans to attend the Naval Academy, he found his way into politics as a way to serve in spite of not being able to join the military.

Gentlemen, this was a very powerful conversation with a man who had a lot of reason to quit in life but has, instead, decided to make the most of his circumstances and become a force to be reckoned with.

“The other side of the aisle wants people to vote on what feels good. We try to get them to vote on what does good.” Tweet That— Madison Cawthorn

Show Highlights

Determining what’s worthy of attention
Getting involved in office
Connecting issues to daily life
Overcoming discouragement
Pushing for term limits
Speaking to the American ethos
What it means to be a man
Supporting good policy
The belief in yourself
Feeling completely useless
Taking care of your family
Having a network of guys
Dropping out of college
Proving your competence
Getting rid of the nuclear family
Equity Vs. Equality

“You need the humility to know that you can’t do everything on your own.” Tweet That— Madison Cawthorn

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