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Political promises collide with constitutional limits Oct 30, 2026

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – It seems Washington, D.C. is obsessed with non-citizens being registered to vote. While this is a problem, it’s not one for the federal government. The Constitution of the United States does not delegate election regulation to the federal government; it delegates it to the states. The more We the People allow the feds to ignore the law, the more party politics will...

The media shouldn’t get to write your ballot Oct 30, 2026

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After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Dr. Michael Goldstein, a physician and attorney running for Connecticut’s fourth congressional district, says local media gave little attention to his overwhelming Republican primary victory. Republicans cannot afford to let selective coverage write the ballot for them. They must remember the double standards, stay focused on policy, and refuse to be...

70% of teachers break with unions on school choice tax credit Oct 30, 2026

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The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) passed a resolution in 2024 decrying publicly funded school voucher programs, claiming they are discriminatory. We’re uncertain how this particular program perpetuates racial and economic segregation while it opens up educational opportunities to every child no matter their race or economic situation...

Surgery Center of Oklahoma exposes opaque medical prices Oct 30, 2026

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America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Patients often enter surgery without knowing the price. Dr. Keith Smith’s Surgery Center of Oklahoma offers a different model: published, bundled prices and direct purchasing. His experience challenges opaque billing practices and asks whether healthcare’s financial incentives serve patients or the institutions surrounding their care...

Preparing for pregnancy: Beyond the prenatal vitamin Oct 30, 2026

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The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – Preparing for pregnancy involves more than choosing a prenatal vitamin. Ashley Caputo and Amy explore folate, antibody testing, environmental exposures, and individualized preconception care, highlighting why both parents need practical guidance and why emerging research requires careful interpretation before families make important personal health decisions...

Americans wanted the swamp drained, not a change of management Oct 30, 2026

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The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – Americans were promised a drained swamp. What we got looks painfully familiar: powerful people protecting one another, endless foreign commitments, and working families handed the bill. Donald Trump promised to break that machinery. In my judgment, he has become part of it. The deepest betrayal is justice...

Are polls measuring public opinion or manufacturing it? Oct 29, 2026

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Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Polls are treated as snapshots of public opinion, but they can also become political actors in their own right. Once a poll says one candidate is ahead, news coverage changes. Donors react. Volunteers become energized or discouraged. Campaigns shift resources. Voters begin thinking about who is likely to win rather than simply who they believe...

Fortifying America’s bases while risking its healthcare Oct 29, 2026

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America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Robin Armstrong – A prolonged blackout would threaten hospitals, water systems, food distribution, and public order. Families cannot live on assurances. National security begins with the ability to sustain ourselves. That same demand for accountability belongs in health care. Medicare for All is a powerful sales pitch. Calling something universal does not...

The COVID doctor facing 50 years in prison Oct 29, 2026

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The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Ron Elfenbein challenges a federal healthcare fraud prosecution he believes is retaliation for criticizing COVID treatment restrictions. As he prepares for another trial, he discusses disputed billing practices, medical organizations’ support, and the personal cost of defending his work during the pandemic in court...

Can New York balance growth with housing affordability? Oct 29, 2026

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Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – New York’s rising housing and energy costs challenge young families hoping to stay. James Coral calls for affordable government, while Mary Ann Labella’s work with Tunnel to Towers highlights service and sacrifice. Their stories connect local responsibility with stronger communities rooted in family and faith...