Thankful Thursday: Choices

Disparity doesn’t have to be destiny. Economist Glenn Loury on The Rubin Report podcast, May 30, 2021 Life is full of choices. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I am tremendously thankful for my freedom to think, act, and decide as I wish, here, in the United States. We are not locked in to a… Continue reading Thankful Thursday: Choices

What Were They Thinking?! Why the Electoral College Remains Relevant

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LISTEN to podcast WATCH The Rubin Report Dave Rubin talks with Tara Ross about the Constitution and the Electoral College. ...people think the government has any power except things that are expressly prohibited, and it's actually the other way around. The federal government only has the power the Constitution expressly gives to it.Tara Ross in… Continue reading What Were They Thinking?! Why the Electoral College Remains Relevant

Agree to Disagree: Challenging Our Assumptions

Have you read anything here you disagreed with? Great! It means you are hearing another viewpoint—congratulations—and I am reaching a varied audience. Your viewpoint is valuable. It’s hard to say and to hear “I don’t agree with you” because we all just want to get along. However, meaty, memorable conversations have a civil back-and-forth with… Continue reading Agree to Disagree: Challenging Our Assumptions

Getting the Truth From the Horse’s Mouth, a podcast reccy

Project Veritas' James O'Keefe talks about using undercover journalism and first-person accounts to unearth truths about Twitter and other organizations.

Making everything about politics is harming our social fabric

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The endless politicization of everything...is making people crazy and depressed.-Dave Rubin Diverse viewpoints are a sign of a healthy body politic. Who you vote for is nobody's business. Besides, if we cared about politics as much as the hullabaloo indicated, more than 56% of us would vote in presidential elections (2016). One of the things… Continue reading Making everything about politics is harming our social fabric