People who hate both presidential candidates voted Donald Trump in 2016, but this time they’re breaking for Joe Biden, according to Politico.com. It’s a small slice of registered voters, but in a tight race, even those who despise each choice might make the difference in choosing the 46th President of the United States. Get your […]
Right Angle with Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle, starts with the etymology of ‘grim milestone’ and gets peppier from there. Thank you to you, dear Member, for making the effort to endure this.
Forbes writer Stephen McBride says these three industries will be wiped out for good, not because the COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, but because the contagion sparked change that will endure. How will creative destruction reshape your life? Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members who enjoy backstage content, and […]
President Obama once told successful individual entrepreneurs “you didn’t build that” because it’s the American system and various governments that facilitate your success. But when U.S. Women’s National Soccer star Megan Rapinoe uses her platform to protest pay inequality, a lot of folks think she should express some gratitude for the country that allowed her […]
Gen. Michael Flynn was fired as President Trump’s National Security Advisor after admitting he lied to the FBI. Since he’s rescinded his guilty plea, and the Department of Justice asked a judge to drop the case against him, should a fired liar be back in at the Trump White House? Refresh yourself on the foundations […]
Don Shula passed away at 90 this week, but this American legend lives on in the hearts and minds of a generation that loves winning, and decency, and discipline.
Singer Alanis Morissette says she un-schools her kids at home, following their inclinations, rather than guiding them, or boring them, with rote learning. But are children born into a Jean Jacques Rousseau Utopia where they are naturally predisposed to do the right thing. As you’re growing up, is there anything ‘You Oughta Know’? Right Angle […]
Shelley Luther re-opened her Salon ร la Mode business in Dallas after a month of no income for her family, and her 19 employees, but before the lock-down order was lifted. She tore up County Judge (Executive) Clay Jenkins’ cease and desist order at a public demonstration. In court, she refused to apologize to District […]
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Attorney General Bill Barr argues behind closed White House doors that 2020 is a bad time to repeal Obamacare, according to CNN, as the Trump administration finalizes its Supreme Court argument. In the midst of a pandemic, and a presidential election year, does it make sense to, instead, attempt a partial repeal of ACA? Should […]
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When in the course of human events, three men get together to discuss what shows to host this week….they do it, and they spend an inordinate tme laughing. Thank you, to our Members for making this possible.
A federal district judge dismisses the U.S. Women’s National Team’s claim that the U.S. Soccer Federation discriminated on the basis of sex in paying women less than men for the same game. His reason may surprise you. Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members who enjoy backstage content, and exclusive […]
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules that Detroit schools fail to provide an ‘adequate education’, and are “schools in name only” — bereft of proper books or teacher training, and often infested with rats. The court says — in Gary B. v. Whitmer — that the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution contains […]
When Dem dons decided to whack the June 23 NY primary vote, Bernie Sander’s supporters cried ‘Foul!’ It means a beleaguered Joe Biden — accused by Tara Reade of a 1993 sexual assault, and looking perpetually befuddled on camera — skips scrutiny and goes from presumptive, to anointed, presidential nominee. Our Members produce this show, […]