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Pete Stauber

Mentioned in 2 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Appears On

Letters from an American Ruthless Podcast

Episode Appearances

Letters from an American

Letters from an American · Feb 23, 2026

February 22, 2026

“Republican Minnesota Representative; introduced House Joint Resolution 140 to end mining moratorium using CRA”

Congressional Review Act expansion and constitutional limitsCopper sulfide mining environmental impacts and acid mine drainageBoundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness protection

Ruthless Podcast

Ruthless Podcast · Feb 10, 2026

Why do liberals ruin everything? - Olympic Athletes Trash America, the Bad Bunny Super Bowl Train Wreck

“U.S. Congressman (Minnesota 8th District), former police officer, hockey player, leading CRA mining legislation”

Olympic athlete patriotism and anti-American rhetoricMedia bias in sports journalismSuper Bowl halftime show selection and entertainment industry conflicts of interest