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On this episode John and Nate dive into conflicting view points and explore regulation. Regulation is a broad reaching topic that touches every sector of industry. Is the idea of regulation politically linked? What does regulation mean and how does it help or stifle industry. This topic is meant to set the stage for future conversations. As always please weigh in and let us know your thoughts!

On this episode John and Nate continue their conversation surrounding Universal Healthcare. This is going to be a big ticket item, at a minimum, in the Democratic Primary season.

As the ModState team moves towards the 2020 election it is important to start to have the conversations that form the ideological lines. How do we have these conversations? Why are we so divided, and how can we foster positive philosophical conversation about game-changers like Universal Healthcare?

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On this episode John and Nate reflect on the past year and a half. Has the dialogue changed? Is it better? How has social media played a role and how do we get back to rational conversation? Are we closer to violence? Is there more apathy and, more importantly, how do we make our way back to less reactionary rhetoric? These type of conversations help John and Nate capture the "why" they continue to do this and see ModState continue to grow.

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As candidates emerge for the 2020 Democratic ticket several themes are consistent. Universal healthcare is supported by almost all of the Democratic candidates. This means that it is about time John and Nate debated this topic.

Is healthcare a right? What constitutes a right? Almost all Americans agree that the status quo must be changed, but how is our current system working? Everyone hears about universal healthcare BUT none of the current media outlets ever talk about the "nuts and bolts" of a universal system.

Tune in and hear John and Nate have a lively debate about universal healthcare.

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On this episode John and Nate discuss current events related to the President of the United States. Why are the policy, executive orders and foreign policy moves being met with deaf ears?

Why are the things that President Trump does always met with skepticism? Tune in and have a listen. As always send your comments [email protected] or any other social media outlets!

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On this episode John and Nate dive into the SOTU Part II foreign policy.

What is going on in Venezuela, Afghanistan, and Syria. There is plenty of turmoil in the world and what will President Trump do about it?

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On this episode John and Nate break down President Trump's SOTU address to the new Congress and the world. Unity seems to be the major talking point but did it make the mark? Tune in and listen to John and Nate talk about his comments on unity, immigration and abortion. As always let the ModState team know your thoughts. E-mail us at [email protected] ... social media links are front and center on the site.

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The 2020 election cycle has started! Who will challenge Donald Trump on the conservative side? Will the small fracture on the left swing the odds of winning this presidential election in Donald Trump's favor?

All great questions to explore so tune in and have a listen!

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On this podcast episode John and Nate discuss how relevant MLK Jr's message would be today. We argue, however, that the real the question is would it be received the same?

How would progressives today, specifically, receive MLK Jr's message? How would the overall culture at-large receive his message? Tune in and find out.

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In this episode John and Nate break down the government shutdown and reminisce about their experiences with the shutdowns (yes, plural) they endured in the U.S. military years ago.

The team then explores the House of Cards real-life politics that is the current shutdown. The major leadership in Washington D.C play a major role in the continued shutdown.

The border wall is the point of contention in this shutdown. John and Nate begin to ask the questions: What is this immigration issue all about? Why did it take 2 years of not getting something done (with unified Republican government) to now try to blame it on the Dems? Who stands to lose the most here?

Want answers? Tune in!