Corporate charity — whether driven by gratitude, altruism or public relations — is still a form of redistribution. Conservatives don’t like it when the government does that. Why is it OK for your boss to take the fruit of your labors and spread it around as a form of corporate virtue signaling?
The Progressive-Left constantly seeks after Democrat deities, and they found the latest generation when cometh Beto O’Rourke and Mayor Pete Buttigieg. What is it about Leftism that yearns to worship Earth-bound political gods? And how is that reflected in the latest effort to repeal the electoral college?
Bill Whittle wants to teach the new course at the University of Kansas on “Angry White Males” (HUM 365) — so he can give the college students a lesson in human rights and the blessings of liberty. Don’t miss this epic take-down of the social justice warrior view of the very men who make it possible for them to be so loudly ignorant.
Outraged protest by Google employees gets Heritage Foundation conservative ejected from Google AI panel because he’s allegedly ‘transphobic’. It’s the perfect illustration of the risks of allowing a narrow sector of society to shape the artificial intelligence (intolerance) future that we all need to live in.
The House Judiciary Committee, on a party-line vote, subpoenas the unredacted Mueller report. Bill Whittle illustrates what real openness in government can mean. Will the Democrats’ demand backfire and hurt their own prospects in 2020 and beyond?
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.
Beto O’Rourke officially launches his 2020 presidential campaign with lofty speech designed to unite Americans. But Bill Whittle says Beto’s policies ignore real problems, and hurt the people he pretends to love — immigrants and the poor. Will “the man from the border” pose a threat to President Trump, who threatens to close the border?
Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green synthesize their artificial and natural intelligences to plan this week’s episodes of Right Angle.
Named accusers emerge to say that Joe Biden has touched, kissed and rubbed noses with them without their permission. Should Republicans use this to sink his presidential hopes, or let Democrats do it for them.
Undetected cultural shifts blindsided sure-bet Hillary Clinton in 2016. What does the current Zeitgeist hold for incumbent sure-bet President Donald Trump in 2020?
As the Trump administration sues to cancel Obamacare, GOP voters must ask why legislation from the bench is now ok. Is the Democrats’ signature lawfare tactic considered principled conservatism now that Kavanaugh and Gorsuch sit on the Supreme Court?
Bill Whittle reveals the awful truth about the Mueller report in a series of secret revelations from a leaked copy of the un-redacted document. Stephen Green and Scott Ott analyze the allegations and predict unavoidable impeachment as soon as Democrat House Members see this video.
Is Donald Trump the new Richard Nixon? The New York Times says the president exercised executive authority not seen since the Watergate break-in cover up by President Nixon. Democrat smell monarchy. The White House says President Trump merely flexes his Constitutional muscles.
Journalists seem undeterred by the findings of the Mueller Report, as they double down on stupid in the wake of the revelation that President Trump told the truth for two years when he said “no collusion.” He was also right when he called mainstream media coverage “fake news.”
If a state makes marijuana legal, should it clear criminals — call off trials for possession, release prisoners, and expunge the records of everyone busted before society’s enlightened reversal?