Was Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s slip of the lip a laughable mistake, or one of the most apt indicators of the political divide that tears this nation apart.
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Despite the president engineering a “booming economic recovery” and his “extremely popular legislative agenda”, Joe Biden’s popularity numbers stubbornly sink. Now, we know why.
The 2020 U.S. Census shows that immigrants won’t dominate the electoral demographic future as much as either party has said. Democrats hope and Republican fear that the influx of would tilt the country to the Left. But this is NOT happening, and here’s why.
Politician who promotes ‘no cash bail’ legislation, expresses outrage because his gun-waving assailant gets out on cheap bail and is “free to do this again.”
Musician and entrepreneur Kanye West announces he’s running for President, and Tesla/SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweets “You have my full support.” While most consider this a joke, or marketing ploy, if he sticks to it he can hurt Trump and Biden, but from whom does he take the most support?
Ann Coulter wrote the book ‘In Trump We Trust’ and was an early and vocal supporter of candidate Donald Trump, largely for his stand on immigration. But with the border wall still un-built, and the president now backing former Sen. Jeff Session’s rival in the Alabama GOP Senate race, she laces into him on Twitter […]
Bill Clinton’s former consultant, James Carville, tells the Stuttering John podcast that President Trump is “going to get his fat a$$ beat” in the 2020 election, and the only question is by how much. He calls on fellow Democrats to defeat — not just Trump — but the Trumpism that’s tearing our country apart. Get […]
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 […]
Sen. Bernie Sanders suspends his presidential campaign, but he stays on state primary ballots, keeps his delegates, gets more, and tries to pressure Joe Biden to become like the democratic socialist who just dropped out of the race.
Social distancing, self-quarantine, and lockdowns threaten the American institution of primary elections, not to mention the general election in November. Is there a way to conduct the primaries in the age of COVID-19 without raising questions about the legitimacy of the balloting.
Get your FREE Patriot’s Primer on American Liberty 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 […]
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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 […]
Justin Timberlake blanks on his own lyrics after dodging urine bottle projectile. China lies like crazy about coronavirus. Topics from the strange to the serious on this latest episode of Stephen Green’s Right Angle Lightning Round, with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott. Imagine seeing this show live, on-board a magnificent Royal Carbbean cruise ship, sailing […]