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The Democratic Response to President Trump’s Speech Before Congress

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester shares audio and shares his thoughts on the Democratic response to President Trump’s…

President Trump’s Speech Before Congress – A Review

Mike Murphy, senior vice President and Chief of Staff from The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget reviews President Trump’s…

Patty Nieberg from Task & Purpose

Patty Nieberg from Task & Purpose shares two essential stories of veterans affected by the DOGE cuts.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Appears Before Congress

Syndicated radio host and conservative thought leader Grace Curley discusses Boston Mayor Michelle Wu appearance before Congress and offers a…

Educational Freedom Accounts and the Evolution of Public Education

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center shares his thoughts on the numerous conversations regarding the Educational Freedom Accounts and…

Thom Brueckner on the return of Common Sense in Washington D.C.

Retirement Intelligence host Thom Brucekner talks about how President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs could end up having a very positive impact commercial production in the United States.

Will Tariffs Lead To Shut Off Of Energy To America From Canada

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester discusses the implementation of the tariffs and the Ontario Premier’s threats to shut…

Bernie Sanders on a report of 100 billion dollars misused in 2023

The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester shares an interview with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders on a report of 100 billion…

Damien Fisher’s Report On Congresswoman Goodlander’s Town Hall

Damien Fisher shares his report from Congresswoman Goodlander’s recent town hall. The topics of DOGE, the government shutdown, and pitchforks…

The Impacts of Tariffs

NH State Senator Dan Innis clarifies the impacts of tariffs and provides insight into the conversations related to DOGE, AI,…

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