Flyover Politics

Adam and Sean return after taking the last few weeks off to catch up on all the political headlines since mid-February including COVID-19 numbers declining globally, how the recovery is looking in our state of Iowa, stimulus checks going out again and rapid fire headlines.

Clip from Episode #19 of Flyover Politics discussing Sean's tweet about wind turbines operating fine in below zero temperatures in Iowa and the issues with infrastructure down in Texas.

Adam and Sean are back to discuss the weather issues in Texas, how the state got into this mess and Sean's tweet blows up on Twitter regarding wind turbines holding up in freezing temperatures.

Clip from Episode 18 where Ken from Michigan discusses third-party votes dropping in his state and dropping across the nation from 5% in 2016 to only 1.5% in 2020.

Adam and Sean are back and joined this week by returning guest Ken from Michigan to discuss the 2016 vs. 2020 Presidential Election results in his state, similarities between the U.S. Capitol siege/Gov. Whitmer situation, trying to make sense of the GameStop stock situation and how the state of Michigan is handling COVID-19 response.

Adam and Sean check in with a shorter episode exploring the topic of weapons being allowed inside the U.S. Capitol and how Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is using guns as part of her main platform in Washington, D.C.

Adam and Sean return to discuss the President Donald Trump's final days in the White House, the inauguration of President Joe Biden this week and if we will see a rise of a "Patriot Party" in the next few years.

Adam and Sean are joined by special guest Cedar Rapids Councilmember Ashley Vanorny to discuss the incident at the U.S. Capitol this past week and the potential for violence as we head into the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden on January 20.

Check out this clip from Episode #14 where Sean predicts Joe Biden will be a one-term President.

Adam and Sean are back after a Christmas break to discuss Biden's inauguration, Trump's next move,  some Republicans still rejecting Biden's win, gun ownership in America and COVID-19 relief.