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Eric Rollins features many guests and discusses many issues that need to be talked about.
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California Ballot Guide 2026: Voter ID, Wealth Tax & CEQA | The Constitutionalist (opens the original)
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California voters face 14 statewide propositions on November 3, 2026. Eric Rollins walks through each measure — housing bonds, the rainy-day fund, taxes, public campaign finance, recall rules, voter ID, the proposed wealth tax, audits, local tax thresholds, healthcare staffing rules, and CEQA reform — and explains why he is voting YES on five and NO on the rest. His recommendations in this episode: YES — Prop 39 (voter ID and citizenship verification) YES — Prop 41 (audits / limits on new specia
25-Year Teacher Challenges Fresno Unified Performance | Karen Steed (opens the original)
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Fresno Unified is one of the largest school districts in California — and one of the worst performing. Only about 40% of students meet or exceed grade level in reading. Math is worse: about 30%. Meanwhile the superintendent is among the highest paid in the state.Eric Rollins sits down with Karen Steed, a 25-year classroom teacher and former Fresno city accountant who is running for Fresno Unified school board. She lost by 300 votes four years ago. This time she’s back because she says the distri
Herb Morgan on Radical Transparency: How He’d Audit California’s $300B Budget | The Constitutionalist (opens the original)
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California spends the most and ranks near the bottom. Herb Morgan, candidate for California State Controller and part of Steve Hilton’s Golden Ticket, sits down with Eric Rollins to explain why he says the Controller’s office is the most powerful job in state government — and how he’d use it. Morgan’s plan: radical transparency. Every state, county, city, school, and NGO grant transaction online, searchable in plain language, powered by AI. He already built a working prototype for $1,500 at Cali
Kyle Kirkland on Cost of Living and CA-21 | The Constitutionalist (opens the original)
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Eric Rollins sits down with Kyle Kirkland, Republican nominee for California’s 21st Congressional District, on The Constitutionalist.Kirkland is a Fresno businessman and political outsider — former chairman of Steinway Musical Instruments, owner of Club One Casino, president of the California Gaming Association, chair of the Fresno Chaffee Zoo, and founder of a Valley animal-rescue foundation.He tells Eric why he ran: cost of living, not a political career ladder. His phrase for the race is “aff
Water Boy for CA-18: Shane Lewis on Infrastructure, Family & First Principles (opens the original)
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Eric Rollins welcomes back Shane Lewis—U.S. Marine, father, worship leader, R&D engineer, and Republican candidate for California’s 18th Congressional District. CA-18 stretches across six counties: parts of Fresno, Kings, Monterey, Santa Cruz, and Santa Clara, plus all of San Benito. It’s 2½ hours north-to-south—farm communities like Salinas, King City, and Watsonville sitting next to denser pockets in Morgan Hill, Gilroy, and East San Jose.Lewis’s core claim is simple and constitutional: the Pr
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