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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they delve into several engaging topics, beginning with an analysis of the Republican leadership struggle in the Senate, particularly the dynamics between Senators John Thune, John Cornyn, and Rick Scott. Neal shares insights about the secret vote and the broader implications for conservative leadership in Congress.

They also highlight the Greater Idaho movement with guest Matt McCaw, exploring the idea of merging eastern Oregon with Idaho. The discussion examines the cultural, economic, and political differences driving the push for secession. Neal and Julie analyze the hurdles involved, such as legislative approval from both Oregon and Idaho, and whether public pressure could make the movement viable. Matt outlines how eastern Oregon's values and governance preferences align closely with Idaho’s, while Julie questions the feasibility and potential compromises required for such a dramatic shift.

The episode concludes with a reflection on broader political dynamics, from shifts in conservative influence to how grassroots efforts like the Greater Idaho movement could set a precedent for other regions. Neal and Julie bring their signature mix of thoughtful analysis and lively debate, offering a compelling conversation about the future of regional governance and representation.

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