An explosive story starts this week’s Backstage episode of Right Angle.
Author: Web McMaster
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Can post-modern society revive the force of shame without making it a governmental power? Who decides what’s shameful?
Do American audiences have a thirst for blood, or does our world seem so desperately dark and hopeless that we just want to feel something…even if doing so means everybody dies?
In these quick highlights from Bill Whittle’s Moving Back to America series he celebrates the champions of rigor, and lambastes the declining morality that would let a U.S. military leader put a war trophy before the lives of people who helped us in Afghanistan.
Is ‘honor’ a man thing, because it requires a kind of ultimate sacrifice that falls almost exclusively to males?
Is this a smart way to catch tax cheats so President Biden can get the trillions of dollars he needs to Build Back Better?
Parents petition their government for redress of grievances as public schools push critical race theory. The FBI launches a domestic terrorism probe. What’s the true threat here?
They claim this is the only way to ‘meet’ with the Senator from Arizona. We have the video.
If the last U.S. soldier out of Afghanistan displaced a number of Afghan refugees from the transport plane so he could take a Taliban war trophy, Bill Whittle wants to see the list.
Welcome to the circus, as the men of Right Angle perform without a net in this three-rectangle extravaganza of unscripted entertainment.
Do you have admirably-high standards and an unshakeable will to achieve those standards? Or do you suffer from crippling perfectionism?
John Hinckley, Jr. will be utterly free from state supervision soon. Should President Reagan’s shooter ever walk? Can such a mental illness actually go into complete remission?
How do you know the difference between fruitful perseverance, and banging your head against the wall to your own detriment?
Is it possible that a Federal government agency has accomplished this near-miraculous feat?
Lt. Col. Stu Scheller, the Marine officer who criticized his leaders over the Afghanistan pullout, is now in the brig under ‘pre-trial confinement’.