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As protests erupt in a growing number of states against government lockdown (stay at home) orders, Bill Whittle analyzes the impact of the people’s Constitutionally-protected right peaceably to assemble and to seek redress of grievances. If you enjoy these videos, and find value in their message, but have not yet become a Member, join us […]
What’s your strategy for keeping saner-at-home? Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott share their techniques for staying in without going out of your mind. Feel free to share yours in the comments below. Our Members produce this show, and share the fellowship of like-minded people on a Member-written blog and comments sections which are […]
A physician-scientist from the University of Cincinnati says we should intentionally expose our kids to COVID-19. Is it morally right? Will parents willingly expose their children to the novel Coronavirus while the media runs a real-time tally of cases and deaths? Will you do it?
President Trump unveils his plan to Open America Up Again — a plan that’s phased, grounded in science, and state-centric. Critics immediately complained about the details of the plan, lack of funding and testing resources, and Trump’s apparent reversal regarding the role of the state governors. Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you […]
Going to war against the Wuhan (COVID-19) virus, awakens American to the on-going need to combat natural-arising, accidentally-released, or intentionally-targeted, biohazards with a counter-contagion force. Is it time to put the Pentagon in charge of pandemic prevention? Right Angle is a production of our Members who access exclusive content, and a private refuge for mutual […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly changed the way many people think about the federal government. Can Conservatism survive COVID-19? What will become of ideas like limited government, lower taxes, fiscal responsibility, less regulation and federalism? Get two free items when you FREE conservative alerts by email, and FREE Patriot’s Primer on American Liberty Bill […]
When authorities use harsh lockdown enforcement tactics, it makes news, but perhaps the stunning feature of the reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic is how rarely it happens. While it’s always wise to be vigilant about our freedoms, it’s also important to take a clear-eyed view of the situation on the ground. Right Angle is a […]
Evidence that this SARS-Cov-2 virus is man made, and that it originated at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, is becoming overwhelming. If we, for the sake of the argument, assume that this is true…then WHAT HAPPENED? Stephan Molyneux’s first-rate video referenced through this segment is here.
Every single death caused by the Wuhan virus is a tragedy that could have been avoided had the CCP not decided that saving lives was not as important as saving face. But as the numbers show a marked decline, is it too early to ask if we managed to flatten the curve and pull it […]
Bill Whittle thinks it’s time for laughter and so he reads a bunch of jokes to Scott Ott and Stephen Green…who laugh. You will too. Right Angle is a production of our Members who enjoy Backstage content, and a shared mission to spread foundational principles around the world. Join us today, and find your people. […]
Which came first: the lower than expected number or the social distancing?
Compelling evidence from a well-researched documentary make a solid cause that the COVID-19 virus came from a Chinese lab. If so, then what? Draw your own conclusions here.
It isn’t the power of central planners that’s helping to flatten the COVID-19 curve, but the wisdom of individual Americans when they receive factual information, according to Jonah Goldberg at TheDispatch.com. Is it possible that everyone is doing the best they can with the information they have, and that hindsight critiques of “exaggerated” death projections […]