 For over twenty years, Lloyd Daugherty has served as Chairman of the Tennessee Conservative Union. he brings a wealth of political experience as host of “The Voice,” having served as:
Southern Field Director for Citizens for
Reagan in 1980Campaign Director for Southerners for Reagan in 1984
Senior Consultant for the presidential campaigns of Bush-Quayle and Phil Gramm
Senior Advisor for Jack Kemp’s presidential campaign
Served as Grassroots Director for the anti-state income tax campaign “Ax the Tax”
Provided voice-over for President
George h. Bush sportsman’s video shown at the Republican National Convention
Political analyst for the “Carl Werner”
radio show · host of “On the Line,” a
nighttime political call-in show 1985-1987.
For eighteen years Lloyd has also hosted the Dixie Angler Radio Network, as a show about fishing, travel and the outdoors. heard on over 5O stations throughout 80% of the South, The Dixie Angler is among the most awarded programs in the world of outdoor communications.
Frank Cagle is a long-time journalist and columnist familiar to anyone who has spent anytime in Tennesse politics. He has been a reporter and managing editor of the the Knoxville News-Sentinel, columnist for the MetroPulse, a political analyst and the editor of Knoxville Magazine. He has also served as campaign spokesman for the Van Hilleary for Governor campaign.
 Tennessee native Kelvin Moxley is a long-time Conservative activist. he joins “The Voice” after a distinguished career in state and national politics serving as editor and publisher of the Conservative Spectator and policy analyst for United States Senator Fred Thompson during Thompson’s eight-year Senate career.
Eddie Beacon "The Swangin Deacon" is a radio industry veteran who keeps the show clickin' on track.
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Lloyd, Frank, and Kelvin are joined by political leaders and opinion makers from across Tennessee, the South, and the nation. here is a partial listing:
U.S. Senator Zell Miller, U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander, Presidential Candidate General Wesley Clark, Congressman Lincoln Davis, Congressman John Duncan, Jr., Congressman Bob Clement, Congressman Marsha Blackburn, Congressman Zach Wamp, Congressman Ron Paul, Senator Ron Ramsey, Senator Tommy Kilby, Senator Jim Bryson, Senator Tim Burchett, Senator David Fowler, Senator Raymond Finney, Representative Beth Harwell, Representative Bill Dunn, State Senator Jamie Hagood, Representative Jeff Miller, Representative Steve Buttry, White house spokesman Taylor Gross, former Senator Jim henry, Reagan aides Lyn Nofziger, Craig Shirley and Bill Lacey, NRA chief lobbyist Chris Cox, Media Research Center’s Brent Bozell, Author of Whirlwind (The Butcher Banking Scandal) Sandra Lea, National Review columnists John Derbyshire, Clifford May, John O’Sullivan, and Stephen F. Hayes, former Congressman Van Hilleary, Tennessee Reagan Campaign Chairman Harold Sterling, Pulitzer Prize nominee Bill Sammon, author Thomas DiLorenzo, Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Randy Button, WATE News anchor Gene Patterson, Knox County Law Director Mike Moyers, Susan Richardson-Williams, noted communications professional and Former TN GOP chairman, Reagan White House curator and Heritage Foundation staffer John Hilboldt, Citizens for Reagan” Campaign Director Robert Heckman.
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