Voting Rights Under Fire

Can America Move Beyond the Two-Party System?

In this episode of Tactical Pause, Kevin Price and Kevin Reed take a deep dive into America’s two-party system and discuss what it would realistically take for the country to move beyond it. From ballot access and voter habits to media influence and political polarization, we break down why third parties struggle and whether change is actually possible. Later in the episode, we shift gears and talk about standards in law enforcement, accountability, public trust, and the challenges officers face in today’s political climate. If you enjoy honest conversations without the gotcha politics, make sure to subscribe, like, and share the podcast. New episodes every week. #Politics #Podcast #TwoPartySystem #LawEnforcement #TacticalPausePodcast

Voting Rights Under Fire

On this episode of the Tactical Pause Podcast, Kevin Price, Kevin Reed and new cohost Dr. Armando Macias discuss the White House prayer event and the growing debate around Christian nationalism in the United States. The team also breaks down whether Michelle Obama’s famous “when they go low, we go high” approach still works in today’s political climate. They also discuss the Supreme Court’s recent voting rights decision and concerns surrounding racial gerrymandering and the future of the Voting Rights Act. New episodes weekly covering politics, culture, and current events from a veteran perspective.

Why Are UFO/UAP Files Being Released Right Now?

In this episode of the Tactical Pause Podcast, we discuss several major issues shaping today’s political and cultural landscape.We open with the recent release of UFO/UAP files by the Trump administration and discuss why some people question the timing amid continued public interest in the Epstein files and rising tensions involving Iran.We also talk about how tariffs, war, and global instability are impacting rural farming communities, including concerns surrounding fertilizer costs and soybean markets.Later in the episode, we dive into the growing influence of AI and social media on younger generations, including concerns about mental health, online dependency, and the rapid evolution of technology.🎙️ Tactical Pause Podcast — veteran-hosted conversations on politics, culture, current events, and society.

Interview with Mackenzie Miller | Utah Senate District 11 Candidate

Welcome back to the Tactical Pause Podcast.In this episode, we sit down with Mackenzie Miller to talk about accountability, affordability, and more. We break down what’s really going on, what it means for everyday Americans, and what could be coming next.If you’re looking for real conversations without the noise, this is one you don’t want to miss.We release new content regularly, including interviews with candidates, public figures, and voices from across the political spectrum.#Podcast #Politics #Interview #utah

Shots in Washington: Are We Seeing Collapse?

We open with the attempted shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where a gunman was stopped by Secret Service at a security checkpoint before reaching the main event.Kevin Reed frames the incident as part of a larger pattern—arguing it could be a sign of early-stage societal or political collapse. Kevin Price pushes back, questioning whether that interpretation goes too far and emphasizing the historical context of similar events in the U.S.From there, we expand the conversation to tensions with Iran, the growing divide between Democrats and Republicans, and what it all could mean heading into a potentially crowded 2028 presidential race.Real conversation. Different perspectives. No filter.