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NO ID Episode 32 - Gut Axis
Post Falls’ "Traditional Family Values Month" proclamation draws predictable online outrage. Following the money across the Washington–Idaho border to explain why drivers are crossing for cheaper gas. Plus, the “new normal” propaganda machine, Coeur d’Alene’s municipal budget woes, the war on raw milk, race-based arguments against voter ID, and the dubious statistics used to sell the American Dream...back to you. Government has a message for everything. We’re here to ask who benefits.
Timestamps:
(02:30) Post Falls’ Traditional Family Values Month proclamation
(12:40) Value returned: Washington gas prices and the missing tax explanation
(16:50) State gas taxes, carbon taxes, and who pays at the pump
(19:30) Charles Ponzi, skin in the game, and the return of Chauncey
(28:30) The “new normal” and official pandemic messaging
(32:20) Coeur d’Alene’s vehicle-noise crackdown
(35:30) Municipal budget deficits and the magic of government accounting
(39:30) Raw milk: “Think of it as raw sewage”
(47:00) Big Ag, mainstream media, and the public-health narrative
(56:00) Value-for-value: Funding independent media
(64:00) Race, voter ID, and the two-tiered science argument
(78:30) Panhandle firefighter accused of voyeurism
(84:00) Coeur d’Alene’s small-business survival statistics
(91:30) COVID-era business restrictions and selective institutional memory
(96:00) Housing affordability, personal responsibility, and economic policy
(104:00) Rental prices, monetary policy, and the American Dream
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