Indiana’s Redistricting Delay, and Cultural Shifts in Faith and Politics - Tuesday, Nov. 4 | Hour 1
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Hour 1 covers a range of important political and cultural topics. Indiana lawmakers have postponed their special session for redistricting until December, amid ongoing debates and public opposition over the politically contentious process aimed at influencing the 2026 midterms. The delay reflects logistical and financial considerations as well as a lack of consensus within the Republican majority. The hour also honors former Vice President Dick Cheney—an influential architect of the war on terror and a complex figure within Republican politics—who recently passed away at age 84. Cultural discussions highlight Olivia Julianna’s failed attempt to blame Republicans for Obamacare cost increases, Pastor Lucas Miles’s commentary on Christian persecution in Nigeria, shifting church dating dynamics, and Vogue’s critique of modern relationship values. Additionally, Nicki Minaj’s thoughtful response to President Trump’s offer to help Nigerian Christians is featured, alongside news of articles of impeachment filed against Judge James Boasberg for allegedly allowing surveillance on GOP lawmakers. Listeners can explore all related links for deeper insight on these varied yet interconnected stories.
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