Sam Bushman welcomes IT professional Shu Yang, creator of electionssimplified.com, an AI-powered voter research website that shows you what candidates actually did, not what they say. Shu shares his journey from communist China to American citizenship and why he built a tool to cut through campaign ads and legal jargon. They walk through a live demo of the site, showing how it breaks down voting records, campaign finance, ballot measures, and vote power by zip code. Plus, Curt Crosby asks about China's spy network concerns, Shu reveals his mother escaped China as a Christian refugee, and Sam announces election night coverage on November 3rd using the platform. Timestamps: 0:18 - Show intro with Curt Crosby and guest Shu Yang 1:05 - Electionssimplified.com: AI-powered voter research tool 2:51 - Shu Yang's journey from China to American citizenship 3:49 - The moment the idea came: using AI for good in elections 7:36 - How AI gathers official records and translates legal jargon 6:48 - Judging candidates by actions, not words 7:05 - Why this tool could never exist in China 9:52 - Comparing incumbents with voting records vs political newcomers 11:32 - Self-funded and independent: keeping the project transparent 13:19 - Curt asks about China spy network concerns 14:39 - Shu's mother escaped China as a Christian refugee 16:43 - Live demo: entering zip code and viewing your candidates 17:37 - Election night coverage announced for November 3rd 18:25 - Walking through candidate records, vote power, and campaign finance Call to Action: Stop guessing and start researching. Go to electionssimplified.com, enter your address or zip code, and see what your candidates actually voted for, who funds them, and what your ballot measures really mean. Share it with every voter you know before Election Day, and tune in to Liberty News Radio's election night coverage on November 3rd.
