Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
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Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
Send us a text A single photo can swallow a person’s whole story. We sit down with Adam Johnson—instantly branded the “Lectern Guy”—to unpack the hours before and after that picture, the decisions he made in a fast-moving crowd, and the legal whirlwind that followed him home before his phone could finish rebooting. From the rally’s upbeat mood to the shift on the Capitol’s west front, Adam walks us through two converging crowds, the first pepperball bursts, and why open doors felt like an inv...
Send us a text The map lit up blue, but the story behind it is all about motivation. We unpack why Democrats surged in Virginia and New Jersey while many right-leaning voters stayed home, and how a late media turn on government shutdown blame shaped momentum. Then we zero in on New York City’s most disruptive choice: a democratic socialist platform promising city-owned grocery stores, higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations, and a sweeping rent freeze paired with a huge public housing pu...
Send us a text What if the problem isn’t masculinity, but aimless masculinity? We open with a blunt claim: calling manhood “toxic” has blinded us to the virtues that hold families together and protect the vulnerable. After a live recap of Allie Beth Stuckey’s Turning Point talk, we examine two combustible ideas—how modern feminism drifted from equality to sameness, and how pornography quietly drains courage, rewires desire, and sabotages leadership. The throughline is purpose: strength is onl...
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Send us a text Why do we face looming government shutdowns every September? What does a shutdown mean and who does it affect? This episodes covers everything you need to know during a government shutdown, and how God miraculously provides.
Send us a text On the heels of a letter from GOOGLE to the US House Judiciary Committee, we look at the effects of censorship in the US and the UK. We talk about the Battle of Blair Mountain, and the effort to erase it from American history. Then we look at the Bible and how they tried to censor the voice of Jesus
Send us a text The First amendment protects the speech of all Americans, but with it comes a great responsibility. We discuss the current debate surrounding free speech, the founding father's intent, and what the Bible says about the power of our voice.
Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
