Don't Let It Go

Today’s podcast features a post-election conversation with Yaron Brook. How should we interpret this week’s election results? Has a new class of voter been created by Obama’s encouragement and moral justification of the entitlement state? I’ll also ask Yaron about Obama’s and the Democrats’ statements, actions and revelations in just the few days since the election, and what they tell us to expect during the next four years. What do Speaker Boehner’s statements say about our prognosis for the next four years? Finally, what should we do now?

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Today’s live show and, afterwards, the archived podcast, can be accessed here.

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PLANNED TOPICS: Does a big storm require big government? And, since this is our final show before the election, we want to hear from you: Are you voting? Why or why not? Do you have a prediction of the outcome? How will you spend election night? We will, of course, take one last shot at convincing you to go out and vote for Romney/Ryan.

Today’s live show and, afterwards, the archived podcast, can be accessed here.

To access the show page at BlogTalk Radio, which will allow you to check out a past episode, or to subscribe to the recorded archives via iTunes and other services, use this link.

To access the iTunes store page for “Don’t Let It Go…Unheard,” where you can find past episodes, subscribe, and leave ratings and reviews (pretty please!), use this link.

And finally, to check out our Indiegogo campaign, which will help “Don’t Let It Go…Unheard” reach an even larger audience in 2013, use this link.