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In this episode of The Alan Sanders Show, we break down the 2026 midterm results after Republicans lost the House and Senate. Drawing on the lessons of 2020, Alan explores how modern America has grown soft, conditioned for comfort and instant gratification and why that makes voters vulnerable to easy promises. He places the outcome in historical context, notes that President Trump has accepted the results and explains why the lack of a two-thirds Senate majority limits Democratic power on impeachment and veto overrides. The discussion covers Trump’s remaining two years of executive action, election integrity efforts, energy and foreign policy moves including Greenland and Venezuela, the dangers of socialism sold as “free,” the power of branding and storytelling and the need to stay resilient. Strength over softness remains the path forward for our Constitutional Republic. open.spotify.com/episode/2uW…

On this episode of The Alan Sanders Show, we connect the dots between the Bolshevik model and what Data Republican has uncovered in the Democracy Files. Former USAID officials who specialized in regime-change operations abroad are now applying those same tactics inside the United States, using legitimacy crises as an opening to push structural reform and a constitutional re-founding. We examine the irony of self-described “pro-democracy” networks that operate more like a modern Politburo: an unelected elite deciding when the existing Constitutional Republic is no longer legitimate. We also break down the ongoing controversy surrounding Senator Elissa Slotkin and their plans to go after Trump if they win the midterms, the stunning last-minute endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers by Democrat Haley Stevens in the Michigan Senate race and what it all means on Election Day for Constitutional self-government. open.spotify.com/episode/353…

In Episode 202, we break down the escalating fallout for Democrats as the Alaska Senate race is rocked by reports of a Mary Peltola-linked scheme to recruit a same-name spoiler candidate against Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. The controversy has triggered investigations, sharp denials from the campaign, and calls for accountability. We also examine the intensifying legal pressure on Rep. Ilhan Omar, including a Minnesota democrat warning his party to be very, very careful regarding allegation of both immigration fraud and financial concerns. Finally, we analyze the surge in self-deportations and voluntary departures under stepped-up enforcement, including incentives and policy shifts driving immigrants to leave the country. We also have some nuggets from candidate Amy Acton in Ohio and former VP Kamala Harris in Georgia. @ScottJenningsKY @SenatorTimScott open.spotify.com/episode/5Lk…

NEW SHOW: In Episode 201 of The Alan Sanders Show, we break down the latest GDP report and what the numbers signal for the economy heading into year-end. We then turn to breaking developments in Alaska, where Mary Peltola’s campaign and Democratic operatives were caught seeking out other Alaskans named Dan Sullivan in an apparent effort to confuse voters against the Republican incumbent. The discussion covers the earlier denials, court proceedings, and the media’s shifting narrative around the tactic. The episode also examines ongoing color revolution strategies and tactics, along with the removal of Lt. Gen. Sylvia under implications of being a leaker. Plus, several bits of good news out of the Fraud Task Force. Tune in for straightforward analysis of the economy, election integrity concerns and national security developments. @CynicalPublius @SenDanSullivan open.spotify.com/episode/5fd…