Your friend asks you to come help out on their political campaign, can you help out? Today, we have Col. Urgese and Lt. Col. Warr, both legal professionals working in the National Guard discussing some "do and don'ts", and best practices related to political activities as Guardsmen! We talk social media, activities in and out of uniform, what you can say at the workplace, and even a bit of history as well!
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