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Recorded on April 27th

Sisters Sharon and Karen pick up where they left off in their provocative discussion about the SAVE Act, quickly moving beyond voter eligibility requirements into deeply personal territory about immigration, citizenship, and American identity.

What begins as a policy conversation transforms into a revealing exploration of how differently two sisters from the same family can view the contributions and impact of immigrants on American society. By the end, they find unexpected common ground on making election day a national holiday to increase voter participation. Their conversation demonstrates the podcast's core mission: showing how people can fundamentally disagree on political issues without sacrificing their relationship. Subscribe now to join Sharon and Karen as they continue tackling divisive topics with honesty, humor, and deep familial love.

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Recorded on April 27th
What started as a discussion about voter ID requirements quickly transforms into an unexpected exploration of what it means to be American. Sisters tackle the controversial SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship for voter registration.

Against the backdrop of statistics showing the United States hosts roughly one-fifth of the world's immigrant population, the sisters grapple with contradictory data about voter fraud and naturalization processes. Their heated exchange highlights how even family members who love each other can hold dramatically different views on who deserves a voice in American democracy.

What makes this conversation particularly valuable isn't the factual disagreements but the emotional undercurrents that reveal how deeply personal these political positions can be. Listen in as two sisters navigate this challenging terrain, somehow maintaining their bond even when fundamental values seem at odds.

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What makes this conversation truly illuminating is the moment they find unexpected common ground. Despite approaching from opposite political perspectives, both sisters question whether the government should mandate either implementing or eliminating DEI programs. Their thoughtful discussion demonstrates how complex issues often transcend simple partisan divides.

Their conversation mirrors thousands happening across America as families navigate political disagreements with respect and care. If you're fascinated by how diversity initiatives have become political battlegrounds or simply looking for models of productive disagreement, this episode offers valuable insights from two sisters who maintain their bond despite fundamental political differences.

Leave us a rating and review if you enjoyed the show! Have thoughts or suggestions? Reach out on social media or email us at agreedtodisagree@gmail.com.

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In Part two of Kyiv it Real, we continue our discussion of the Ukraine/Russia War and the US's role

Despite sharp disagreements throughout, the sisters surprisingly find common ground in their skepticism about US involvement in Ukraine, though they arrive at this position through completely different reasoning – proving that even in our most divisive political debates, points of connection exist if we're willing to truly listen.

Listen as these sisters model how to tackle complex global issues while maintaining the family bonds that matter most.

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Two sisters with wildly different perspectives tackle one of today's most divisive geopolitical conflicts – should the United States be involved in the Russia-Ukraine war? The conversation explores multiple perspectives on American intervention abroad. Is the US obligated to act as "world police"? When are humanitarian concerns sufficient justification for involvement? How do economic interests and geopolitical power dynamics influence these decisions? The sisters don't hold back, challenging each other's assumptions.

Despite their opposing worldviews, these sisters maintain their bond through humor, mutual respect, and a genuine desire to understand different perspectives. Hit subscribe to catch part two of this thought-provoking discussion, and share your own thoughts with us on social media or via email at agreetodisagree@gmail.com.

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This week we tackle the controversial issue of government funding for Planned Parenthood in this thought-provoking episode. Despite coming from opposite ends of the political spectrum, the sisters find surprising common ground as they explore who should bear responsibility for funding essential healthcare services.

This nuanced conversation demonstrates how even the most politically divided Americans can find shared values when examining issues through the lens of practical outcomes rather than partisan talking points. Join us for this refreshing example of civil discourse that cuts through ideological noise to focus on human impact.

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Trust is crumbling across America's democratic institutions, and we're getting to the bottom of why. The statistics tell a sobering story—news media currently ranks as the least trusted institution among ten U.S. civic and political organizations. Americans place more faith in local government than in state authorities, and trust state more than federal institutions.

We find common ground in recognizing the danger of a media landscape driven by profit rather than truth. Join us for this thought-provoking discussion on who controls information, how it affects democracy, and whether we can reclaim a shared reality based on facts rather than feelings. Subscribe now and be part of our mission to demonstrate how civil conversation bridges America's deepest divides.

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The trust divide in American media has never been wider. This week we tackle one of today's most pressing questions: who can we trust to deliver our news?

We reveal how political affiliation shapes media trust and find common ground when discussing the most reliable news sources, while examing how social media and the blurring line between reporting and commentary have eroded journalistic standards.

Don't miss part two next week where we'll explore media influence, bias and practical steps for becoming a more informed news consumer. Subscribe now to continue this essential conversation about navigating today's complex media environment.

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