Boortz reflects on life on the road and the overwhelming number of billboards advertising drugs and personal injury attorneys. He discusses his own background as a lawyer, criticizes what he sees as the commercialization of the legal profession, and argues that aggressive lawsuit advertising contributes to rising insurance costs and a growing culture of litigation.

Boortz reflects on life on the road and the overwhelming number of billboards advertising drugs and personal injury attorneys. He discusses his own background as a lawyer, criticizes what he sees as the commercialization of the legal profession, and argues that aggressive lawsuit advertising contributes to rising insurance costs and a growing culture of litigation.

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The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a on XTRA 106.3 FM/1230 AM

The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a on XTRA 106.3 FM/1230 AM

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Boortz Report: The Billboard Lawyer Boom

Boortz discusses the rise of young voters supporting democratic socialist candidates and argues that age, education, and maturity influence political decision-making. He proposes raising the voting age to 25, citing brain development and comparing it to age restrictions used by car rental companies. Boortz also discusses his view that voting eligibility should be tied to additional qualifications, including not receiving welfare benefits.

Boortz discusses the rise of young voters supporting democratic socialist candidates and argues that age, education, and maturity influence political decision-making. He proposes raising the voting age to 25, citing brain development and comparing it to age restrictions used by car rental companies. Boortz also discusses his view that voting eligibility should be tied to additional qualifications, including not receiving welfare benefits.

Boortz Report: Should the Voting Age Be Raised to 25?

Boortz discusses Virginia's former Operation Ceasefire initiative, a crime reduction program focused on high-crime areas through community outreach, intervention with at-risk youth, technology-assisted policing, and targeted enforcement against repeat offenders. He highlights reported reductions in murders and violent crime under the program and criticizes the decision by Virginia's new administration to discontinue it. Boortz argues that successful anti-crime strategies should be maintained regardless of political affiliation

Boortz discusses Virginia's former Operation Ceasefire initiative, a crime reduction program focused on high-crime areas through community outreach, intervention with at-risk youth, technology-assisted policing, and targeted enforcement against repeat offenders. He highlights reported reductions in murders and violent crime under the program and criticizes the decision by Virginia's new administration to discontinue it. Boortz argues that successful anti-crime strategies should be maintained regardless of political affiliation

Boortz Report: Why End a Crime Program That Was Working?

Neil Boortz checked in from the Rocky Mountains, where he joked about cold weather, oxygen canisters, life on the road, and why he has no interest in spending time in Las Vegas anymore. The conversation then shifted to politics, with Boortz sharing his thoughts on New York’s political direction, rising property taxes, migration from states like New York and California, and concerns about government overreach. The segment wrapped up with stories about red-light cameras, classic cars, RV travel through the mountains, puppy videos, and Boortz’s plans to spend the rest of the morning doing as little as possible.

Neil Boortz checked in from the Rocky Mountains, where he joked about cold weather, oxygen canisters, life on the road, and why he has no interest in spending time in Las Vegas anymore. The conversation then shifted to politics, with Boortz sharing his thoughts on New York&rsquo;s political direction, rising property taxes, migration from states like New York and California, and concerns about government overreach. The segment wrapped up with stories about red-light cameras, classic cars, RV travel through the mountains, puppy videos, and Boortz&rsquo;s plans to spend the rest of the morning doing as little as possible.

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Boortz Report: The Billboard Lawyer Boom

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