Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
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Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
10.21.25--NLS--Shutdown Continues, Dr. Scott Woolstenhulme on Education Tax Credits
The Neal Larson Show
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10.21.25--NLS--Shutdown Continues, Dr. Scott Woolstenhulme on Education Tax Credits
Send us a text The podcast opens with a discussion of the ongoing government shutdown, with the host placing blame squarely on Democrats for refusing to pass a simple seven-week funding bill. He argues that public opinion is shifting against the Democrats, partly because the mainstream media no longer has a monopoly on the narrative due to the rise of independent platforms like X and podcasts. The host also touches on intra-party politics, specifically President Trump backing a primary challe...
The Neal Larson Show
Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
