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Welcome back to the ModSate Podcast! As always wherever you are tuning in be safe and thank you for listening.
In this episode John and Nate dive into a number of the important topics from last week. As the new year drives on Russia has amassed more troops at the Ukrainian border, negotiations have broken down and war seems imminent.
In other news the SCOTUS gave the Biden administration a partial win by allowing healthcare worker vaccine mandates to live on. John and Nate then discuss government overreach in relation to the federal agency OSHA.
Lastly, the team discusses 1 year since the insurrection that occurred at the capital. Where are we 1 year later? Will heads continue to roll?
As always thank you for tuning in! We continue to appreciate your support.
Welcome back to the ModState Podcast. As always thank you for tuning in!
On this episode John and Nate felt it only right to round out a long and at some times contentious year. From 1/6, Afghanistan, Covid-19 et al. this year truly did not disappoint.
The team reflects on their top stories from the year in the same true fashion you get from the ModState team every episode. Thank you for your continued support and have a safe happy new year.
Welcome back to the ModState Podcast! As always thank you for tuning in from where ever in the world you are listening.
John and Nate dive into several important topics on this episode:
1) John and Nate debate their stance on how they would vote for the now passed Infrastructure bill. Biden had a win here, but how would the team vote? In the follow up the debate turns to a more granular discussion of payment, national debt and climate change.
2) The next topic is the Rittenhouse case in WI. However you characterize this defendant there are several things we can agree on. Tune in and listen.
3) Lastly, the team discusses the SCOTUS case surrounding the TX abortion ban. How does the court feel about this?
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On this episode John and Nate dive into several stories, a discussion of the Rolling Stones followed by a discussion of debt ceilings and spending. It isn't always the most dramatic or exciting topic but it certainly top of mind for elected officials in Washington DC.
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As always thank you for tuning into the ModState Podcast. On this episode John and Nate make up for some lost ground and time. Thank you for sticking through the break as the ModState team waits for some much needed technological equipment.
On this segment today:
Bizarre: John and Nate dive into both the ongoing Biden DHS debacle at the border. Additionally, Nate sneaks in a discussion of Supreme Court Justice Amy Barrett's lament of the hyper-politicized SCOTUS. Is this tone deaf? Nate gives a solution to her lament.
Geo-Political/Educational: On this segment the discussion revolves around the geo-political frustrating when Australia backed out of a 2016 deal with France for upgraded military equipment. This $50+ billion dollar deal was cancelled and a new deal with the UK and USA was announced. This naturally offended the French. As our oldest ally this warranted a discussion.
Main Body: John and Nate discuss the most controversial issue in the US today. Support for a $3.5 trillion dollar spending bill waxes and wanes. Most Americans are on board with this spending. For those that are against the opposition is loud. What is worth spending money on?
As always send over your comments, concerns, topic requests and we will reach out! Leave comments were you can or send out to [email protected]
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As John and his family race from the largest storm since 1850, Nate sites down on a lovely Denver Sunday to discuss his thoughts.
On this episode Nate begins with the developing tragedy across the US as Covid-19 cases spike. At what point did we lose the idea of Freedom with responsibility to Freedom without responsibility. Has the forest been lost from the trees?
Nate finishes the episode discussion the fall of Afghanistan the death of American Service members.
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On this episode John and Nate discuss three major topics.
1) John and Nate reach out and discuss the imminent fall of Afghanistan after 20 years of American occupation. How should we feel about this? John and Nate reflect...
2) Next the team discusses the passage of the infrastructure bill in the Senate. Nancy Pelosi now has a tactic to get the follow up $3.5 trillion under reconciliation. Her plan is to hold off the passage of the infrastructure bill until she gets a promise on the reconciliation bill. Is this the right move?
3) Last John and Nate discuss the proposal of mask and vaccine mandates? Is this a 4th amendment violation or does it get us to where we need to go faster?
As always thank you for tuning in!
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A warm and hearty thank you to those of you who stuck through the hiatus into this summer.
As always welcome back to the ModState Podcast. On this episode John and Nate untangle the events since they last met. Naturally the major focus is the Delta variant that is raging like wildfire through the US. So much of this has been incredibly political. Does this current time in history, with this division and politics, set the stage for future response and discussion to events like Climate Change?
Additionally, John and Nate discuss the olympics, the infrastructure bill and round the episode out by discussing the Trump organization legal woes including that of Rudy Giuliani.
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