Despite enthusiasm among young people for Bernie Sanders’ socialist movement, young people failed to wake up to vote for him in primaries to date, allowing Joe Biden to take the lead while getting drubbed by Bernie among the young.
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How much control should conservative Americans cede to the government during the COVID-19 novel Coronavirus crisis? In the wake of a the limited lockdown of New Rochelle, New Jersey, and indications that the U.S. is running about 50 days behind China and 11.5 days behind Italy, are we ready to accept widespread limitations on our […]
Progressive Leftists can’t stop losing because they care more for ideological purity than they do for actual winning, according to David Leonhardt in the New York Times. In the wake of the apparent collapse of Bernie Sanders’ democratic-socialist campaign, are Americans “profoundly Progressive” but just haven’t found a candidate who inspires them? Or are they much more centrist than the panjandrums of statism proclaim?
COVID-19, the novel Coronavirus, poses a danger. But death from respiratory failure is not the most insidious consequence for America. Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green grapple with how to fight off the most dangerous symptom…and it’s something you CAN do. “Un-Fearing the Coronavirus,” the episode of Bill Whittle Now that Scott Ott mentions. […]
California AB-5, a law that could end freelance contracting — from writers, to rock bands, to computer coders, to Santa Clause actors — is soon coming to our nation’s capitol. Will Progressive concern for the little guy kill the little guy’s income? Frontline workers say it’s worse than anyone believes. Right Angle is a production […]
Your FREE copy of the . The most pernicious impact of COVID-19 novel Coronavirus can’t be stopped by a vaccine, face masks, or handwashing. Bill Whittle analyzes how the facts contrast with the media coverage, and what you can do to stop the greatest danger — social transmission of a deadly symptom. Bill Whittle Now […]
Get your right now With new job numbers far exceeding economist expectations, and unemployment at historic lows, will Americans go to the polls in November and vote to end this growth spurt? Or is the Democratic presidential nominee doomed before he’s nominated? Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members. You […]
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Get your now In the wake of Tennessee tornadoes, and a rolling near-pandemic Coronavirus contagion, conservatives clinging to smaller government ideology face a challenge on the role of the federal government in responding to disasters. Should Washington D.C. step in, does responsibility lie at lower levels or government, or private intiative? Bill Whittle Now with […]
With a growing list of confused quips, and forgotten quotes, former Vice President Joe Biden seems primed to seize the Democratic nomination for president…or to experience some other kind of seizure. As the Biden blooper reel flows from the lips of Super Gaffe-O-Mattic ’76, we ask why Democrats continue to put up people who are […]
Biden roars back from the brink of death; Mayor Pete, Amy and Mini Mike go home; Donald Trump carries California and it looks like Sanders is going to get Berned. Join Steve, Bill and Scott for this special edition look at the post-Super Tuesday field and where the Democrats go from here. Listen to the […]
Across the country movements arise to split states along political lines, often with conservatives working to isolate progressive policies from harming them. Is this the way to deal with political divisions, or does the Constitution need a re-write to take into account the rural-urban divide that that would shock the Framers. Bill Whittle Now with […]
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Slap happy and punch drunk from months of election commentary with very little to show for it, Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green gear up for Super Tuesday and the aftermath on this Members-only pre-production meeting for Right Angle.
Chris Matthews walks off the set of Hardball on MSNBC in mid-show after announcing he’s retiring, in the wake of allegations he’s made women uncomfortable with remarks about their looks, betlittled Elizabeth Warren’s presidential ambitions, and compared Bernie Sanders’ campaign to the Nazi invasion of France. Should conservatives applaud the accelerated exit of the bombastic […]
Joseph Stalin, the architect and instigator of the 42-year Cold War, has died five years into the conflict. Across the Atlantic, a new Republican President, who had worked closely with Uncle Joe during World War II, is a mere two months in office. As the knives come out for the succession fight inside the Kremlin, […]