Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
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Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
What Happens To A Culture When Men Forget Their Purpose
Commission Six Eight
38 minutes
4 weeks ago
What Happens To A Culture When Men Forget Their Purpose
Send us a text What if the problem isn’t masculinity, but aimless masculinity? We open with a blunt claim: calling manhood “toxic” has blinded us to the virtues that hold families together and protect the vulnerable. After a live recap of Allie Beth Stuckey’s Turning Point talk, we examine two combustible ideas—how modern feminism drifted from equality to sameness, and how pornography quietly drains courage, rewires desire, and sabotages leadership. The throughline is purpose: strength is onl...
Commission Six Eight
Send us a text A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rhetoric, and the real-world fallout for workers and families caught in the crossfire. We trace the roo...
