As the Mueller report clears President Donald Trump of collusion and obstruction charges, Democrats don’t give up — but double-down — on hopes of impeachment. Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle explain the inexplicable mind of the Progressive Left.
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg tells VP Mike Pence that the decision to make Mayor Pete homosexual was God’s and if Pence has a problem with that, he should argue with the Creator. what happens when a professing Christian, open homosexual, claims the imprimatur of God on this lifestyle. Will his claimed Christianity put off Progressives as his declared homosexuality deters conservatives?
Democratic candidates for president, at an event run by the Rev. Al Sharpton, say they support paying reparations to the descendants of slaves. Bill Whittle and Scott Ott say: “Let’s do it,” but for different reasons. Stephen Green leads the examination of this quadrennial Democratic issue.
Politico reports that there are too many Democrat candidates running for president in the 2020 race….according to “Science.” Voters can’t possibly choose among them. Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott have a grown-up conversation with Science about this assertion.
Princeton Prof. Sean Willentz, in a New York Times op-ed, confesses he was wrong about the racist roots of the Electoral College – says he’ll correct error in second edition of his recent book. Bill Whittle and Scott Ott examine the true reasons for our method of electing a president, and why Democrat efforts to snuff out the Electoral College must be stopped.
Poll analyst Nate Silver at fivethirtyeight advances six theories on why the approval rating for President Trump gets no post-Mueller report bump. The men of Right Angle — Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green — mansplain it to Nate.
Bill Whittle says President Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign should tout the Mueller Report — now out — as the keystone of his reelection effort. Bill actually recorded this hours before the report summary release by Attorney General William Barr.
With at least four leading presidential hopefuls over age 70 — Biden, Sanders, Warren and Trump — the 2020 presidential race shapes up as a geezer candidate cage match. Does that mean an abundance of wisdom?
Democratic presidential candidates battle to be ‘Not Trump’ 2020. But with a strong economy and relative peace, how can they hope to unseat the incumbent?
Hillary Clinton tells Westchester News 12’s Tara Rosenblum she will not run in 2020. Is this really the end of an error, or is she being coy — “I’m out, so please don’t beg”? Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green engage in the appropriate amount of reveling.
When 44 Senate Democrats voted against the Born-Alive Abortion Survivor Protection Act, they made a statement about you. They believe that, after witnessing a failed late-term abortion, most Americans would stand aside and let the baby die on the table. Will America stand with this Democratic Party in 2020?
Politico reports that big GOP donors complain the 2020 Trump reelection campaign has no plan to win them, or for that matter, to win several Rust Belt states. Can the President really “soar to reelection” on the strength of his record without the major establishment givers and bundlers?
Bernie Sanders announces his 2020 run for the presidency. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sets the Democratic party’s Progressive agenda. And the men of Right Angle rejoice that BS & AOC — the young Turks of the DNC — will carry the banner of socialism against Donald Trump (or whoever the GOP nominee may be.)
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to spend $500 million to beat President Trump in the 2020 White House race. Even if Bloomberg doesn’t run, could his money, and experience with data and media help him scuttle Trump 2020? Bill Whittle Now is a production of the Members at https://billwhittlecom.wpengine.com
Candidate Donald Trump said he’d Make America Great Again, and an American supermajority (69%) is now optimistic on the Trump economy. They think they’ll be better off next year, and most say they’re better off than last year. President Trump’s popularity shoots to record high in the wake of his State of the Union Address. […]