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Sorry, Conservatives. Sadistic Lawless Racism Just Ain’t Considered “Patriotic” Anymore

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 went hand in hand. The Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act in 2013 has led to unrelenting voter suppression of minorities, which we saw on full display this past Tuesday in Georgia.

Americans have become wise to the issue of systemic racism though, and lawless Republicans like Trump claiming “Law and Order!,” and defending Confederate monuments, are no longer viewed as Patriotic. (and rightfully so)

Watch this episode here on Twitter/Periscope or here on Facebook Live

The President Just Declared War on the People of The United States

The President of the United States Just Declared War on the People of The United States…and he’s already losing.

Today’s discussion involves President Trump ordering peaceful protesters in Washington D.C. to be tear gassed so that he could have a photo-op to help soothe his insecurity about being known as ‘bunker boy.’

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Selfishness or Compassion

I follow up on last week’s episode, which explored the question of how we are to pay respect to the more than 100,000 innocent Americans killed — and 330,000 worldwide dead — in just the last two months due to a largely preventable cause (COVID-19).

During this episode, I make the argument that it’s not a question of religious vs. secular; it’s a question of compassion vs. selfishness.

Watch this episode here on Twitter/Periscope or here on Facebook Live.

Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

How are we to pay respect to the more than 100,000 innocent Americans killed — and 330,000 worldwide dead — in just the last two months due to a largely preventable cause?

What is the philosophical answer? The religious answer? Let’s face it head on and explore the emotional dimensions and depth of this almost unthinkable tragedy occurring now all around us.

You can watch here as I discuss on Twitter/Periscope, or here on Facebook Live

No Checks. No Balance

During today’s episode, I analyze this week’s Supreme Court hearings on President Trump’s tax returns, and what powers Congress has to investigate a sitting President.

You can also watch this episode here on Twitter/Periscope