A budget fight in Washington shouldn’t decide whether families in New Mexico can buy groceries—but that’s exactly where we are. We open with the real-world fallout of the federal shutdown: SNAP delays for roughly 460,000 New Mexicans, TSA slowdowns, and unpaid military members, all tied up in a standoff over temporary ACA subsidies that were created during COVID. We break down how those subsidies work, who actually receives them, why insurers benefit, and what reform could look like if Congre...
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A budget fight in Washington shouldn’t decide whether families in New Mexico can buy groceries—but that’s exactly where we are. We open with the real-world fallout of the federal shutdown: SNAP delays for roughly 460,000 New Mexicans, TSA slowdowns, and unpaid military members, all tied up in a standoff over temporary ACA subsidies that were created during COVID. We break down how those subsidies work, who actually receives them, why insurers benefit, and what reform could look like if Congre...
Episode 223: Why Our Leaders Are Stoking the Flames of Division...And Its Dangerous Fallout.
No Doubt About It
1 hour 2 minutes
1 month ago
Episode 223: Why Our Leaders Are Stoking the Flames of Division...And Its Dangerous Fallout.
Political violence is on the rise in America as demonstrated by the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and we examine how inflammatory rhetoric from political leaders contributes to this dangerous environment. • Taking a deep dive into New Mexico House Speaker Javier Martinez's concerning social media post that positions himself as a victim while using divisive language • Analyzing how politicians use fear to divide citizens for political gain • Highlighting Bernie Sanders' balanced response con...
No Doubt About It
A budget fight in Washington shouldn’t decide whether families in New Mexico can buy groceries—but that’s exactly where we are. We open with the real-world fallout of the federal shutdown: SNAP delays for roughly 460,000 New Mexicans, TSA slowdowns, and unpaid military members, all tied up in a standoff over temporary ACA subsidies that were created during COVID. We break down how those subsidies work, who actually receives them, why insurers benefit, and what reform could look like if Congre...
