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    <title>The Right Side of the Rivers - Episodes Tagged with “Salena Zito”</title>
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Whether it’s local government, community priorities, or statewide debates, The Right Side of the Rivers brings clarity, balance, and a grounded approach to the issues that matter to our city and our future.
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  <itunes:subtitle>Todd McCollum and Russell Dryer sit down with Eileen Cunningham to talk city budget concerns, voter outreach, and local leadership. From campaign trail insights to Pittsburgh’s fiscal challenges, this episode spotlights the power of grassroots engagement and common-sense solutions.</itunes:subtitle>
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  <description>In this episode of The Right Side of the Rivers, hosts Todd McCollum and Russell Dryer welcome guest Eileen Cunningham - local activist, former county council candidate, and founder of One Vote PA. Together, they discuss the state of Pittsburgh’s city budget, the deteriorating vehicle fleet, and the ongoing need for transparency and fiscal responsibility in city government.
Eileen shares her personal journey into politics, insights from her campaign in County Council District 11, and how grassroots outreach is making an impact across Allegheny County and beyond. The conversation also highlights Pennsylvania's shifting political landscape, the importance of voter engagement, and how flipping registrations and building community trust is reshaping the Republican presence in urban and suburban areas alike.
Plus, the hosts spotlight Superior Court candidate Maria Battista and Commonwealth Court candidate Matt Wolford.  They also reflect on the legacy and local roots of bestselling author, Salena Zito.
Whether you're a lifelong Pittsburgher or just tuning in to local politics, this episode offers an honest, boots-on-the-ground look at the people and principles working to bring balance and common sense back to government. Special Guest: Eileen Cunningham.
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<p>Eileen shares her personal journey into politics, insights from her campaign in County Council District 11, and how grassroots outreach is making an impact across Allegheny County and beyond. The conversation also highlights Pennsylvania&#39;s shifting political landscape, the importance of voter engagement, and how flipping registrations and building community trust is reshaping the Republican presence in urban and suburban areas alike.</p>

<p>Plus, the hosts spotlight Superior Court candidate Maria Battista and Commonwealth Court candidate Matt Wolford.  They also reflect on the legacy and local roots of bestselling author, Salena Zito.</p>

<p>Whether you&#39;re a lifelong Pittsburgher or just tuning in to local politics, this episode offers an honest, boots-on-the-ground look at the people and principles working to bring balance and common sense back to government.</p><p>Special Guest: Eileen Cunningham.</p><p><a rel="payment" href="https://secure.winred.com/city-of-pittsburgh-republican-committee/donate-today">Support The Right Side of the Rivers</a></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p>In this episode of The Right Side of the Rivers, hosts Todd McCollum and Russell Dryer welcome guest Eileen Cunningham - local activist, former county council candidate, and founder of One Vote PA. Together, they discuss the state of Pittsburgh’s city budget, the deteriorating vehicle fleet, and the ongoing need for transparency and fiscal responsibility in city government.</p>

<p>Eileen shares her personal journey into politics, insights from her campaign in County Council District 11, and how grassroots outreach is making an impact across Allegheny County and beyond. The conversation also highlights Pennsylvania&#39;s shifting political landscape, the importance of voter engagement, and how flipping registrations and building community trust is reshaping the Republican presence in urban and suburban areas alike.</p>

<p>Plus, the hosts spotlight Superior Court candidate Maria Battista and Commonwealth Court candidate Matt Wolford.  They also reflect on the legacy and local roots of bestselling author, Salena Zito.</p>

<p>Whether you&#39;re a lifelong Pittsburgher or just tuning in to local politics, this episode offers an honest, boots-on-the-ground look at the people and principles working to bring balance and common sense back to government.</p><p>Special Guest: Eileen Cunningham.</p><p><a rel="payment" href="https://secure.winred.com/city-of-pittsburgh-republican-committee/donate-today">Support The Right Side of the Rivers</a></p>]]>
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