Brian Myers and Shane Vander Hart talk with presidential candidates Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) on this week’s show.
Shane Vander Hart and Ron Carlson discuss the first Democrat debate, and State Senator Mark Chelgren (R-Ottumwa) discusses his decision to run for Congress.
It is helpful to see where the different Republican candidates stand in terms of tax reform policy by comparing the different plans that have been released.
Dr. Ben Carson in his just-released book makes a “let states decide” argument concerning abortion raising doubts on what federal policy he would support.
In Defense of Ben Carson: Individuals Can Apply Litmus Test
Shane Vander Hart: Ben Carson said he would not advocate for a Muslim to be President, and as an individual he can apply any type of litmus test he wants.
A round-up of statements and social media posts from GOP presidential candidates and elected officials remembering the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Shane Vander Hart looks in-depth at the most recent polling in Iowa to see what is behind the rise of Donald Trump and Ben Carson and who has lost the most.
Ben Carson, a retired pediatric neurosurgeon, has referred women to doctors who perform abortions and his campaign says he doesn’t focus on legislation.
Jeb Bush, John Kasich Receive Failing Grade on Common Core
Jeb Bush and John Kasich receive an F on a Common Core score card released by ThePulse2016, American Principles in Action, and Cornerstone Policy Research.
Shane Vander Hart and Brian Myers discuss the StemExpress v. Center for Medical Progress court case with Tyson Langhofer with Alliance Defending Freedom.
Ben Carson defends his personal work in fetal tissue research, approves the use of RU-486 in cases of rape and incest, and damaged his pro-life street cred.
