(1.13.25) Nate Shelman was joined by Chris Cargill from the Mountain States Policy Center about a poll they released that asked Idahoans about what they thought of the State.

(1.13.25) Nate Shelman was joined by Chris Cargill from the Mountain States Policy Center about a poll they released that asked Idahoans about what they thought of the State.

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The Nate Shelman Show

Chris Cargill from Mountain States Policy Center

In this episode, Nate Shellman dives into the Save Act, a contentious piece of legislation that's got everyone talking. He's joined by a caller, Joe, who shares his concerns about the bill's potential impact on voter suppression. Nate and Joe engage in a lively discussion about the importance of voter ID, the difference between mail-in and absentee voting, and the notion of a "poll tax." They also touch on the history of voter suppression and the need for accurate identification. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of the Save Act and its potential effects on the democratic process.

In this episode, Nate Shellman dives into the Save Act, a contentious piece of legislation that's got everyone talking. He's joined by a caller, Joe, who shares his concerns about the bill's potential impact on voter suppression. Nate and Joe engage in a lively discussion about the importance of voter ID, the difference between mail-in and absentee voting, and the notion of a "poll tax." They also touch on the history of voter suppression and the need for accurate identification. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of the Save Act and its potential effects on the democratic process.

Why shouldn't someone show an ID to vote?!?!

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On this episode of the Nate Shelman Show, Nate dives into the debate over prayer in public schools. He's taking calls from listeners who are against prayer in schools, asking them to weigh in on a new proposal that would require 60 seconds of silence at the start of each school day. Nate shares his thoughts on the matter, discussing the potential implications of this policy and how it might be perceived as a form of prayer. He also touches on a new bill that would make it a crime to disrupt a church service in Idaho.

On this episode of the Nate Shelman Show, Nate dives into the debate over prayer in public schools. He's taking calls from listeners who are against prayer in schools, asking them to weigh in on a new proposal that would require 60 seconds of silence at the start of each school day. Nate shares his thoughts on the matter, discussing the potential implications of this policy and how it might be perceived as a form of prayer. He also touches on a new bill that would make it a crime to disrupt a church service in Idaho.

Is silence the same as prayer?

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On this episode of the Nate Shellman Show, Nate tackles the pressing issue of school zone safety in the Treasure Valley. He's joined by listeners who share their ideas on how to keep kids safe while driving through school zones. From traffic cameras to speed bumps, and even a proposal to give cars the right of way, the conversation gets heated. Nate also discusses the importance of educating kids on pedestrian safety and the role of parents in keeping their kids safe. With a mix of humor and seriousness, Nate and his callers explore the complexities of this critical issue.

On this episode of the Nate Shellman Show, Nate tackles the pressing issue of school zone safety in the Treasure Valley. He's joined by listeners who share their ideas on how to keep kids safe while driving through school zones. From traffic cameras to speed bumps, and even a proposal to give cars the right of way, the conversation gets heated. Nate also discusses the importance of educating kids on pedestrian safety and the role of parents in keeping their kids safe. With a mix of humor and seriousness, Nate and his callers explore the complexities of this critical issue.

How can se make school zones safer?

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Chris Cargill from Mountain States Policy Center

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