Arch Kennedy

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Arch KennedyI come from a family of broadcasters so it is no big surprise that I ended up working 17 years as a broadcast meteorologist. After receiving a Bachelor of Science in meteorology and a minor in mathematics from Florida State University, I began my career in Macon, Ga. “paying my dues” as they say.

Fortunately, I was able to make the jump to the Atlanta market where I enjoyed 8 years working at several local affiliates and on networks like The Weather Channel, CNN, and Headline News. My career then took me to Orlando, FL. and finally to a chief job in Nashville, TN. I then had a calling to come back home to take care of my mother for her last 3 years of life. After moving back to Atlanta, I developed a deep passion for politics.

When I “came out” as a Christian, conservative, who happens to be gay, you can imagine I had plenty of feedback! Good and bad. But, I soon came to realize while I am a rare breed, I am not alone. Christ is first in my life. My sexuality will always be a personal struggle that I refuse to make political. This belief makes me very “unpopular” in the gay community in general. Now, I am a conservative activist and secretary of The FreeThink Institute. My views are my own.

 

 

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Arch Kennedy

It is a different day. Frustration is abound in politics. No one seems to compromise. Polarizing political figures give fodder for all of the media sources that now contain bias for one candidate or another. Journalism truly is dead.

So where do everyday Americans find truth in today’s world of social media and the internet where everyone has a voice and an opinion?

Well, we can change the forecast for our country (excuse the pun) by continuing to search for truth and have honest discussions even if they are uncomfortable.

Yes, I am a Christian, conservative, who happens to be gay, and I don’t need a person or media source telling me how to be any of the three. The days of identity politics are over and I am here to expose it.

 

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