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Category: Right Angle
Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott bring conservative perspective, fun camaraderie and passion for principles to the news of the day.
Stephen Green masters a new skill, as Scott Ott tries an underhanded method and Bill Whittle tries not to embarrass himself — on another highly-competitive episode of Right Angle Backstage.
Right Angle schools President Bossy-Pants, the amateur autocrat, in the basic economics of the gasoline business.
Along the Trail of 100 Giants in Sequoia National Forest Bill Whittle and his wife see three dead ones…apparently murdered by the best of human intentions.
If you’re disgusted by Dobbs and other high court decisions this year, you’re anti-democratic and Constitutionally ignorant. We can fix that in 17 minutes.
Celebrities celebrated July 4 this year by giving the finger to these United States of America in the wake of the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.
WARNING: This episode includes graphic images and discussion of Bill Whittle’s recent minor surgery which may not be appropriate for anyone who doesn’t take an unnatural interest in graphic images and discussion of minor surgery.
Do both major political parties envy the other for the same reasons? On Bill Maher’s HBO show they whine about how Republicans understand the power of the courts and know how to play the long game and avoid “purity politics” so they turn out for elections. But GOP insiders say the same thing about Democrats. […]
Isn’t it great that even a human life can’t stand in the way of political ambition?
Will feminists continue to standby as women and girls are “bullied into silence”?
Who’s the “they” Whoopi says might come for Associate Justice Thomas?
BONUS: Read the Dobbs decision right here.
Bill Whittle looks younger and better than ever, as the men of Right Angle convene for the weekly pre-production meeting.
A new survey shows a coming mass exodus from the teaching profession, mostly over frustration with COVID-stalled students who have fallen so far behind despite remote-learning efforts.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s remarks on a peculiar aspect of Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, giving us a glimpse into the hidden world of the high court, but also into the characters of Thomas and Sotomayor.
Disney stock price plunges 50 percent since October, and the new Lightyear movie meets with audience apathy. Meanwhile, the media giant’s new core mission, as the vanguard of the Woke agenda, goes to infinity and beyond.