OBBM Network Editorial Staff

NFIB Arizona Applauds State Lawmakers’ Effort to Deliver Long Term Tax Certainty

OBBM Network Editorial Staff May 4, 2026

“The bill matters because it puts real tools back in the hands of Arizona employers…”

NFIB Joins Lawsuit Against New State Income Tax

OBBM Network Editorial Staff May 4, 2026

“All throughout the bill’s legislative journey, NFIB took great pains to point out that business earnings are not the same as take-home pay and that 85% of small businesses are organized as pass-through entities for

NFIB Thanks Sen. Cassidy for Leading Fight to Overturn Costly Heat Rule

OBBM Network Editorial Staff May 4, 2026

By Susan April 29, 2026 One-size-fits-all federal mandates would hurt small businesses NFIB State Director Leah Long today thanked U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy for sponsoring legislation that would protect Main Street businesses from costly new

NFIB Urges Court to Uphold Free Speech for Small Business Owners

OBBM Network Editorial Staff May 4, 2026

Amicus brief supports the First Amendment rights of small business owners nationwide against burdensome government regulations

NFIB Kicks Off ‘No on Measure 120’ Awareness Campaign

OBBM Network Editorial Staff May 4, 2026

“Small businesses are urging Oregonians to vote no on Ballot Measure 120 to protect our state’s small businesses from unmanageable rising costs,” said Anthony Smith, NFIB’s state director in Oregon.

Unmasking Hidden Agendas: The Southern Poverty Law Center Controversy

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 27, 2026

The Southern Poverty Law Center, often perceived as a sentinel against hate, finds itself embroiled in a controversy that challenges its very ethos. Allegations have surfaced suggesting the organization has been funding groups they claim

Assessing the Complex Dynamics of Israel and Lebanon’s Ceasefire

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 27, 2026

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki offers a unique perspective on the recent ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, suggesting that such pauses often benefit the losing party, potentially hindering long-term peace efforts. During an episode of Securing America,

Exploring Birthright Citizenship: A Legal Analysis of the 14th Amendment

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 27, 2026

The question of who qualifies for birthright citizenship in the United States sparks intense debate and legal scrutiny. Andrew Branca delves into this topic, examining the 14th Amendment and its implications. With insights from Columbia

How Global Conflicts Ripple Through Our Local Housing Markets

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 27, 2026

As geopolitical tensions surge, local communities across the U.S. find themselves grappling with economic ripples that touch everything from gas prices to the cost of housing. In a recent discussion on Real Estate Mindset, host

Decoding Trump’s Strategy: Jarring Messages and Strategic Deception

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 26, 2026

In an era where information is both a weapon and a shield, Donald Trump’s controversial messaging style may offer more than meets the eye. On The Professors Record, the enigma of Trump’s tactics is explored

Concrete Mailboxes: The Unexpected Battleground of Property Rights and Personal Responsibility

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 26, 2026

What happens when a criminal act meets an immovable object? This question lies at the heart of a surprisingly heated debate surrounding the use of concrete-filled mailboxes as a deterrent against vandalism. On The Andrew

Navigating the Surge: Adapting to a Changing Job Market

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 26, 2026

As job layoffs surge across multiple sectors, Real Estate Mindset host Travis Spencer advises against quitting your job and advocates for skill adaptation. The episode explores the current labor market climate, with major layoffs in

Virginia’s Political Power Struggle: A Closer Look at the Redistricting Controversy

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 26, 2026

Virginia finds itself at the heart of a contentious political battle over redistricting, raising questions about fairness and representation. In the latest Veronica LIVE episode, host Veronica and national security expert Paul Crespo delve into

The Role of Philosophy in Understanding the U.S. Criminal Justice System’s Flaws

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 25, 2026

The U.S. criminal justice system faces scrutiny as incidents reveal deeper philosophical issues governing its operations. In a chilling event, a child’s life was nearly taken outside a Walmart, highlighting the tension between public safety

Economic Warfare and Political Intrigue: Unpacking Iran and the SPLC

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

In the quest to secure America, understanding the complex global and domestic challenges is key. Frank Gaffney’s discussion with Rod Martin sheds light on the Iranian regime’s economic vulnerabilities and the controversial role of the

Decoding Texas Gun Laws: What You Need to Know About 4603 Signs

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

Understanding the nuances of Texas gun laws can be confusing, especially when it comes to the 4603 signs. In this article, we explore the legalities of where firearms can be carried, particularly in government open

Navigating Global Tensions: Trump’s Strategic Moves and Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

What happens when political powerhouses clash on the global stage? In a recent broadcast of Veronica LIVE, host Veronica and her wingman John Salak explored the complex dynamics surrounding Iran’s nuclear ambitions and Trump’s strategic

Federal Supremacy: Appeals Court Blocks California’s ICE Identification Law

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

In a significant legal development, the Ninth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals has issued a unanimous decision blocking California’s No Vigilantes Act, which required ICE agents to display visible identification during operations. This ruling underscores

Reclaiming America: Local Actions to Counter Federal Overreach

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

As Washington’s influence grows, many Americans feel their local communities are losing control. Ann Vandersteel’s discussion with Jeffrey Pather on Steel News highlights how grassroots efforts are the key to restoring balance. From building parallel

Conroe’s Cost of Living Crisis: The Fight for Accountability and Change

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

In Conroe, Texas, small business owners and residents find themselves grappling with a high cost of living, driven by factors like property taxes and city decisions that seem to prioritize large-scale projects over local needs.

The Revitalized Role of Radio in Political Discourse

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

While many have declared radio a relic of the past, Cowboy State Politics host David Iverson argues otherwise. Emphasizing the innate intimacy and naturalness that radio offers, Iverson explores how this medium is reclaiming its

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Unmasking Texas’ Railroad Commission: More Than Meets the Eye

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

The Texas Railroad Commission, despite its name, has little to do with railroads and everything to do with the state’s critical land and resource management. In a revealing discussion, former Texas gubernatorial candidate Mark Goloby

Faith, Fight, and Remnant: Doc Pete Chambers on a Mission Beyond Politics

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

In the latest episode of The Zach Rateliff Show, Doc Pete Chambers shares an inspiring narrative of faith and persistence amid political setbacks. As he navigates a post-primary landscape, Chambers emphasizes the strength of a

Navigating The Political Storm: Iran, U.S. Tensions, and the Disappearing Dollar

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

As tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran remains defiant amidst global pressures. In the latest Veronica LIVE, a fiery discussion unfolds about the U.S. military’s strategic movements, Iran’s diplomatic hurdles, and the complicated

Exploring the John Birch Society’s Vision for America

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 24, 2026

In a world where government involvement in everyday life is often taken for granted, the John Birch Society emerges as a voice advocating for a return to limited constitutional governance. Dr. Steve Bonta, a representative

Unmasking the Southern Poverty Law Center: Allegations of Fraud and Deception

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

In a stunning turn of events, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), long touted as a champion against hate and extremism, finds itself at the center of a Justice Department fraud investigation. Allegations suggest the

A Century-Old Farm Faces Modern Zoning Battles in Vermont

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

In the heart of Orleans, Vermont, a century-old farm stands at the center of a heated debate, pitting tradition against modern zoning laws. The village’s charm, steeped in agricultural heritage, is now a battleground where

The Mazzei Case: Unraveling the Complexities of PPP Loan Prosecutions

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

The Paycheck Protection Program was designed to be a lifeline for small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, for some, it has become a legal quagmire. In a recent discussion, Ann Vandersteel explores the case

Vaccine Injured: The Ongoing Struggle for Recognition and Support

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

Brianne Dressen’s journey from hopeful participant in a COVID-19 vaccine trial to an advocate for the vaccine injured unveils a troubling reality. Her experience highlights the challenges faced by individuals who suffer from adverse vaccine

The Complex Legacy of General Ratko Mladic: Justice or Political Maneuvering?

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

In an urgent discussion of international justice, Ann Vandersteel delves into the controversial case of General Ratko Mladic. The episode explores questions about the integrity of the legal process and the treatment of convicted war

Reviving Radio: Wyoming’s Conservative Voice and the GOP Debate

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

In an era dominated by visual media, the resurgence of radio as a political force seems almost paradoxical. Yet, as host David Iverson argues, radio brings an intimacy and naturalness that television cannot replicate. In

Why Attending Local Meetings Could Be Your Best Civic Lesson Yet

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

Leslie Graves, CEO of Ballotpedia, recently attended her first town board meeting in Spring Green, Wisconsin. Her experience highlighted the importance of local governance and civic engagement. From observing democratic processes to witnessing innovative uses

Supreme Court’s Ruling on Police Stops Sparks Debate Over Reasonable Suspicion

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

When two people flee a vehicle at 2 a.m. as a police car approaches, does it justify stopping the remaining driver? The Supreme Court’s recent decision in District of Columbia v. RW has reignited the

The Fragile State of the U.S.-UK Alliance: Energy, Security, and Sharia Concerns

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

Is the ‘special relationship’ between the United States and the United Kingdom a relic of the past? In a conversation with Frank Gaffney, experts Peter McIlvenna and Rabbi Pesach Wolicki explore the challenges this once-sturdy

Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Angels, Giants, and the Biblical Narrative

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

What if ancient texts held secrets about a world where celestial beings and humans intertwined, giving rise to mythical giants? In a captivating discussion, Jack Hibbs delves into the Biblical narratives of Genesis and beyond,

SPLC Indictment: Unraveling Allegations of Funding Extremism

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 23, 2026

The Southern Poverty Law Center, known for its fight against hate, faces a shocking indictment for allegedly funding extremist groups. The charges include wire and bank fraud, plus conspiracy to commit money laundering, raising questions

Reviving Radio: A New Era of Dialogue in Cowboy State Politics

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

Imagine a morning routine interrupted by a lively discussion on the radio, stirring the mind before the first cup of coffee. This scene is becoming increasingly common as radio evolves into a powerful political force.

Navigating the Complexities of Firearm Laws Across State Borders

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

The challenges faced by gun owners in navigating firearm laws across state borders were highlighted in the latest Armed Attorneys discussion. The episode delved into the 1986 Firearm Owners Protection Act and its implications for

The Paradox of Service: When Helping Others Becomes a Liability

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

What happens when a veteran’s drive to help others turns into a legal battle that questions the very essence of service? In a recent discussion on Steel News with Ann Vandersteel, U.S. Army veteran Jeremy

Discovering Divine Direction: How to Hear God in Decision-Making

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

Many grapple with the tension of making decisions without divine guidance, leading to unforeseen consequences. In ‘Presence Of God’, host delves into the art of discerning God’s will, urging listeners to stop guessing and start

Riding Through Challenges: Long Island ABATE Advocates for Motorcycle Safety

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

Motorcycle culture is thriving in Long Island, and as the bike season kicks into gear, the dedicated team at Motorcycle Mayhem brings attention to crucial aspects of rider safety, community engagement, and advocacy. With guests

Kash Patel’s Legal Battle with The Atlantic: Defamation or Defense?

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

When public figures face the scrutiny of the media, is it a pursuit of truth or an attack on character? Andrew Branca delves into the defamation lawsuit filed by Kash Patel against The Atlantic, exploring

Revealing the Hidden Impact of National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 22, 2026

While most of us focus on consuming the medications we are prescribed, a staggering volume of unused drugs quietly piles up in medicine cabinets across America. Dr. Brian Artis sheds light on the significance of