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Text the show! Why do unhappy voters in California, Oregon, Illinois, and Washington keep electing the same politicians? The answer may have less to do with Democrats versus Republicans and more to do with public money versus private livelihoods. In tonight's Thursday Special, Chad Law challenges the conventional explanation for why blue-state voters repeatedly say their governments are headed in the wrong direction while continuing to support the political status quo. It's not necessarily i...

Text the show! 💸 MORE TAXES. LESS SERVICE. WHO'S GETTING THE MONEY? America has a government shrinkflation problem. We're paying more in taxes while schools, public safety, and essential government services struggle to deliver what taxpayers are paying for. And tonight, we're following the money. In this Wacky Wednesday episode of Common Sense with Chad Law, we're examining how public employee unions, political endorsements, collective bargaining agreements, and decades of pension promises c...

Text the show! 🇺🇸 WHY CONGRESS WON’T PASS WHAT MOST AMERICANS WANT | TECH TUESDAY Americans agree on more than Washington wants us to believe. So why does Congress keep burying bills that Republicans, Democrats, and Independents overwhelmingly support? Voters want Congress to stop trading stocks. They want to stop changing the clocks twice a year. They want lower costs, accountability, and results. Yet Washington keeps delivering procedural delays, political commercials, and excuses. What if...

Text the show! Should America ban fraternities to stop campus sexual assault and hazing? After Cornell University's fraternity scandal, sweeping party bans, and renewed demands to abolish Greek life, Chad Law argues that both universities and fraternity critics are missing the real solution: make fraternities police their own members—or risk losing the house. 🏛️ THE FRATERNITY PROBLEM HAS A SOLUTION. NOBODY WANTS IT. | MONOLOGUE MONDAY Cornell University has spent generations confronting fra...

Text the show! 🗳️ HOPEFUL RACES IN HOPEFUL PLACES 🇺🇸 What if the most important elections of 2026 aren't the races everyone's talking about? Republicans are trailing in major governor's races across California, Arizona, and Minnesota. Political analysts are calling some of these elections before voters even get to the polls. But something extraordinary is happening farther down the ballot. School superintendents, state auditors, controllers, treasurers, and attorneys general are running surp...