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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

Have Republicans and Democrats always picked their strongest running mates, or just the ones who looked good on the ticket? History has opinions. Share your take. #USPolitics #VicePresident #ElectionHistory #PoliticalHumor

Running mates are often chosen for contrast, but a little strategic vetting never hurt. Delegates could help weigh the options before the big reveal. Share your take. #Politics #USPolitics #VicePresident #PartyDelegates

A gray-haired speaker challenges delegates to rethink the convention’s near-automatic vote, because sometimes “any objections?” sounds more like a rhetorical question. Make your voice heard. #Convention #Voting #CivicEngagement #PublicSpeaking

Picking a running mate to win over a voter group sounds clever, until the votes come in. Political commentators weigh whether the strategy actually works. Share your take below! #RunningMates #ElectionStrategy #PoliticalAnalysis #USPolitics

Dr. Mike Termotte’s career takes a few unexpected turns, from varied work to podcasting and a new book. Apparently, one lane just wasn’t enough. Check out his story. #MikeTermotte #Podcast #NewBook #CareerJourney

GOP resistance may complicate the plan, but delegates are taking on the responsibility going forward. Democracy: now with extra committee meetings. Share your take. #GOPPolitics #PoliticalInterview #Delegates #USPolitics

It's Election Day, but the bigger fight is what the Republican Party becomes after Trump. Mike ter Maat says the party has to get back to basics: free markets, free trade, less foreign entanglement and less war. That's what Trump ran on in 2024. Whether he delivered is the question. Full episode with Mike ter Maat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyVZatwHTp4 #GOP #Republicans #libertarian #midterms

Immigration enforcement can continue while respecting the Fourth Amendment, because constitutional rights shouldn’t need a training manual to survive. Support better training and share this message. #FourthAmendment #ImmigrationPolicy #ConstitutionalRights #LawEnforcement

Asked to name presidential picks, the answer leans toward liberty-minded Republicans like Thomas Massie or Rand Paul. Less crystal ball, more freedom checklist. Share your pick in the comments. #ThomasMassie #RandPaul #LibertyPolitics #USPolitics

Want to change government? First, learn how it works, and get some public-policy experience. Turns out, knowing the rulebook helps before rewriting it. Start learning how policy gets made. #PublicPolicy #Government #CivicEngagement #PolicyMaking

Indiana delegates rejected the governor’s preferred lieutenant governor pick, and Mike says losing faith in democracy when things don’t go your way misses the point. Democracy isn’t a vending machine. Share your take in the comments. #IndianaPolitics #Democracy #PoliticalCommentary #USPolitics

Trump ran on no new wars. Then came the B-2 strikes on three of Iran's nuclear sites in June 2025. Laura Karch told me she feels like voters got hoodwinked, and it's a big part of why Gen Z and millennials are rethinking their vote. America First should mean America first. Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeEfxhfyvsE #Iran #AmericaFirst #foreignpolicy #GenZ

Brian and his debate partner clash over whether cutting government jobs can shrink spending and the national debt. The budget may be serious; the argument brings the sparks. Share your take in the comments. #GovernmentSpending #NationalDebt #PoliticalDebate