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...
10.28.25--NLS--Dems hold Government Hostage, Religion and Politics
The Neal Larson Show
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10.28.25--NLS--Dems hold Government Hostage, Religion and Politics
Send us a text The podcast primarily focuses on the ongoing government shutdown, with Neal and Julie placing the blame squarely on the Democratic party. They argue that Democrats are more afraid of their "Marxist" base than hardworking Americans and are therefore refusing to pass a "clean" funding bill offered by Republicans. The hosts contend that Democrats are holding the government hostage to push their own policy agenda, including funding for global LGBTQ+ initiatives, and are willing to ...
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...
