In this episode of the Good for America podcast, former Congressman Bob Good delves into the controversial "Big Ugly Bill" and its projected fiscal impact. Despite claims of historic significance, the bill is expected to add a staggering $6 trillion to the national debt over the next decade. Join us as we explore the bill's implications, the political maneuvering behind its passage, and the missed opportunities for fiscal reform. Discover why this legislation has sparked intense debate and what it means for the future of Republican fiscal policy. Tune in for an in-depth analysis and a call to action for principled conservatism.

In this episode, former Congressman Bob Good tackles one of the GOP’s biggest problems: fear.Why are so many Republicans afraid to speak the truth, vote their values, and take bold stands? From his time in Congress, Bob reveals how fear of losing power has led to silence, compromise, and a party that too often stands for nothing.He lays out the difference between populism and principle—and why courage, not calculation, is what America needs right now.If Republicans don’t start leading with conviction, we’ll lose more than just elections. We’ll lose the country.

In this episode, former Congressman Bob Good asks the tough questions that Republican leadership won’t:
Has the Republican Party lost its way? What are we actually fighting for—and is anything still sacred?

As Republicans hold full control of Congress, Bob challenges voters to examine what the party truly stands for today. Are Republicans simply “not Democrats,” or do we still believe in conservative principles like limited government, fiscal responsibility, and the protection of innocent life?

He dives into issues where Republicans are increasingly indistinguishable from Democrats—on spending, entitlements, morality, and more. Bob shares his firsthand experience in Washington, calling out political cowardice, blind loyalty, and the rise of populism over conviction.

If the GOP refuses to stand for truth, life, and liberty—what’s the point of winning?

This episode is a challenge to the Republican base: demand better, or expect more of the same.