In this episode, Matt Parker interviews Justin Clark, a cofounder of National Public Affairs and former senior staffer in the Trump White House. They discuss Justin's transition from being a Democrat to a Republican, the political landscape in Connecticut, and the shift in demographics in certain states. They also talk about their experiences working on political campaigns, including the Foley campaign in 2010 and the Kavanaugh nomination and confirmation process. The conversation concludes with a discussion about golf and some fun questions for Justin. Takeaways Justin Clark shares his journey from being a Democrat to becoming a Republican and working on political campaigns. The political landscape in Connecticut has traditionally been pro-union Democrat, but there has been a shift in demographics and some areas have become more Republican. Working on political campaigns can be challenging, but even in defeat, there can be valuable lessons and accomplishments. President Trump was able to connect with working-class voters in areas that were traditionally Democratic, and his authenticity and message resonated with many. Justin Clark shares his experiences working in the Trump White House and the importance of the work being done there. Matt, Cory and Justin discuss their favorite courses and experiences. Get the full video version: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYJlYfWps6ip7PQvHzniDfw  Join the email list to be notified about the latest episodes: https://golfandpolitics.com