Legislation Should Not Be Partisan with Blythe Potter

About this episode

Addison K. Witt interviews Blythe Potter about transparency in government and the importance of civic education.

In this episode of the Defense of Democracy podcast, host Addison K. Witt speaks with Blythe Potter, a US Army veteran and candidate for Indiana's Secretary of State. They discuss the importance of transparency in government, restoring trust in political institutions, and the role of civic education in empowering voters. Blythe emphasizes the need for better data privacy protections and the significance of community engagement in the political process. The conversation highlights the challeng...

People in this episode

Host: Addison K. Witt

Guest: Blythe Potter

Topics covered

• transparency in government
• trust in political institutions
• civic education
• data privacy
• community engagement

Keywords

• transparency
• political trust
• civic education
• data privacy
• community engagement

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: US Army, Secretary of State

Places: Indiana

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