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Meet Bob. He voted for Trump three times. His son learned to code, got laid off, and watched the same company ask for more H-1Bs. What reason did the GOP give him to show up on Tuesday? I can't find one. Full episode: https://youtu.be/-ihqiZ8gYz8

Meet Bob. He's a 49-year-old blue collar guy in Ohio who voted for Donald Trump three times. His son did everything right, learned to code, and got laid off the same month his old company asked for more H-1Bs. On Tuesday, Bob had no reason left to vote Republican. Democrats are projected to win 255 to 258 House seats and flipped at least seven Senate seats. The consultants are already calling it a messaging problem. It wasn't. Republicans held the House, the Senate and the White House, ran on America First, and then governed on the donors' issues. Voters noticed the Iran war, the grocery bill, and a party that called their sons basement moochers. I also answer the question I keep getting: how I can tell you to vote Republican one week and explain why they lost the next. That vote was self-defense. Now the work is taking the party over from the precinct seats up, and I lay out the five things to do, in order. Read "Vote Like It's Self-Defense": https://www.briannicholsshow.com/blog/…

Fauci, virologists and the origin debate, in one commentator's view: the group chat nobody wanted to read. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Avoiding the next pandemic starts with asking what we missed, in one commentator's view. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Hidden truths and testing concerns, in one commentator's view: the global injection debate keeps rolling. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Fauci and the media's science claims, in one commentator's view: fact-check season is open. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

How dare you speak in real time? In one commentator's view, silencing voices is the real plot twist. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Fauci and Birx rewriting the COVID story, in one commentator's view: the sequel nobody asked for. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

College mandates, in one commentator's view: homework nobody signed up for. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Yesterday's conspiracy theory, today's headline: in one commentator's view, the joke is on the skeptics' critics. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Wuhan, funding and a lab leak debate: in one commentator's view, the paper trail has questions. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

No Wi-Fi, no housing: in one commentator's view, the mandate maze got a new level. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Digital exclusion, in one commentator's view, is the plot twist nobody ordered. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Fauci's secret vaccine beliefs, according to this commentator's view: a plot twist with receipts. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Boomers get money back and the rest of us get a homework assignment. Matt Walsh's take on the Social Security deal, framed as his view, is worth a listen. Subscribe to The Brian Nichols Show for the full episode! #Shorts

Thomas Massie was popular back home, so defeating him reportedly took tens of millions and a presidential nudge. Apparently, local popularity doesn’t come cheap. Share your take. #ThomasMassie #USPolitics #ElectionCampaign #PoliticalSpending

Mike ter Maat calls for a clear political plan, arguing that excessive government spending fuels inflation, affordability woes, and financial risks. Turns out the budget has a sense of humor, and it’s not laughing. Share your take. #Inflation #GovernmentSpending #Affordability #PoliticalDebate

Faster deportations may have support, but immigration enforcement still has to follow the Constitution. Turns out the rulebook applies even when the clock is ticking. Share your thoughts below. #ImmigrationPolicy #ConstitutionalRights #USPolitics

Government spending is on the table, voters have questions, and Mike ter Maat has campaign priorities, because budgets rarely balance themselves. Share your top concern. #GovernmentSpending #VoterConcerns #CampaignPriorities #Politics

Less overseas involvement, lower spending, and better ICE training: Mike’s ideal nominee has a very specific checklist. Which priority matters most to you? Share your take. #Libertarian #ConservativePolitics #ForeignPolicy #GovernmentSpending

A vice-presidential pick can shape the whole ticket, and the Libertarian Party gets credit for choosing nominees well. Turns out the number two spot isn’t just a fancy backup. Share your take below. #ElectionPolitics #LibertarianParty #PoliticalProcess

Choosing a vice-presidential nominee by floor vote: democracy gets a turn at the microphone. Request the vote and make your choice count. #PoliticalConvention #FloorVote #VPNominee #Democracy

Republican delegates could publicly request a floor vote at the 2028 convention to choose their preferred vice-presidential nominee. Democracy gets a microphone, and a very long agenda. Learn more. #RepublicanConvention #FloorVote #VicePresident #USPolitics

Mike Termotte looks back on his historic Republican vice presidential campaign and makes the case for giving the office more attention. Turns out, second place still has a job to do. Share your take. #VicePresident #USPolitics #PoliticalHistory