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0:57Now PlayingOn The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Buck broke down how government shutdowns hit home fast—especially when flights get delayed. “When you have to wait three or four hours because of air traffic control delays, they get ticked off and they start calling congressional switchboards,” he said.
Buck explained that while shutdowns can feel abstract, travel chaos makes them personal—and that’s when the political pressure really ramps up. Clay added that nothing motivates voters like missed flights and ruined plans.
Shutdowns may start in D.C., but they land hard at the airport gate.
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