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The VP pick should not be a solo mission. Give delegates a real vote. Would you trust them?

Delegates should think before they vote. Dissent saves the process from autopilot. Stand up when it counts.

Picking a running mate is political speed dating. Do these picks actually win votes? Tell me what you think.

Economist. Cop. Podcaster. Author. Mike ter Maat does not stay in one lane. Watch and follow.

The brass thought they held the cards. The delegates just took the table. Follow for more politics.

Deport the right way. The Fourth Amendment still applies. Better training, not fewer rights.

Dream ticket: Thomas Massie and Rand Paul. Liberty first, status quo last. Who is on your ticket?

Want to fix government? Learn how it works first. Experience beats slogans. Agree?

Delegates tossed the governor's pick. Democracy is messy and it still beats the alternative. Thoughts?

Hannah Henriksen joins Brian Nichols to reveal who actually gets to fix your wheelchair, why right to repair stops at the one device some people can't live without, and how a new Respect America film is pushing open-source power chairs into the mainstream. You own your car. Take it to any mechanic in town. You own your phone... and more and more, you can fix it yourself. But a power wheelchair? Too often only one company is allowed to touch it. So you wait. Weeks. Months. Sometimes longer. Hannah is the President of Respect America, the group behind the Jonny McCoy film seen by over 2 million people. Their new film follows friend of the show Thomas Quiter, who has osteogenesis imperfecta and more than 1,000 broken bones, and who is now building open-source power wheelchairs with high school and college shop classes through the Mobility Independence Foundation. Chairs that cost $80,000 to $100,000. Chairs you can't modify. Chairs only one company can repair. So if it's your propert…

Is shrinking the federal workforce the fix for the debt? I want your answer. Vote in the comments.

Laws on the books should be enforced. No excuses, no spin. Share if you agree.

Can firing government workers really cut trillions in debt? The fight gets heated. Your take in the comments.

Delegates are not props. Give them the decision and watch it get interesting. Follow for more.

Founding roots or a total wildcard? Mike ter Maat lays out the choice. Where do you stand?

Mike ter Maat says delegates should choose the VP. Stop watching from the sidelines. Do you agree? Comment below.

Rethink the founding documents without the panic. Questioning is not chaos. Could the system really change? Weigh in.

Starlink is going after the airwaves nobody used. Entrenched carriers should be sweating. Big telecom, your move.

Free markets. Fiscal sanity. Constitutional roots. Is the GOP finally heading home? Tell me what you think.

A VP should hold the line, not just echo the boss. Independence matters. Agree? Share it.

He once doubted endless wars. Does that skepticism survive power? What do you think changed?

$40 trillion in debt. Everyone points fingers. Nobody owns it. Who is to blame? Say it in the comments.

Delegates can demand a floor vote. Pick a VP who puts peace and liberty first. Share this with a delegate.

One person picks the VP behind closed doors. That is not democracy. Give voters a say. Share if you agree.