Jesus Curriculum Nuked, Subsidies Rebellion, Trump Spins - December 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelOklahoma’s Supreme Court just torched Ryan Walters’ Jesus‑centric, conspiracy‑heavy social studies standards—calling out the weaponization of education and handing Trump a “lump of coal” for Christmas. Meanwhile, Jason Whitlock blames DEI and Black quarterbacks for the NFL’s decline.
Trump’s economic spin collapses under scrutiny. CNN’s Harry Enten reveals Americans believe Trump destroyed the economy. Daniel Dale fact‑checks his campaign speech, and Peter Navarro calls mass job loss “by design” while blaming immigrants.
At the FCC hearing, Brendan Carr dodges questions about partisan retaliation, Jimmy Kimmel, and threats to pull licenses. Ted Cruz calls it unconstitutional coercion.
And the healthcare war explodes. ACA subsidies are set to expire, premiums are projected to double, and millions could lose coverage. Four Republicans sign a discharge petition to renew subsidies—triggering outrage from the House Freedom Caucus. Marjorie Taylor Greene warns her own voters will be crushed, and Chip Roy melts down over “milquetoast garbage.”
This episode dives into Jesus curriculum nukes, subsidy rebellions, and Trump’s economic spin—where courts push back, Republicans implode, and the truth refuses to stay buried.
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