Before this conversation I had never heard of smoked bologna, and now I just want a sandwich. Also, Ryan Quarles is running for Governor. This conversation will give you a good idea of who he is, what his plans are if he wins and an appetite for a fried bologna sandwich.
Our country is facing some major problems right now. The catalyst was the leftists unnecessarily shutting businesses down during last year’s Pandemic “Part 1.” But the underlying issues are the fault of both political parties. Congress has turned it’s responsibilities over to unelected bureaucrats who have no real-world experience and are now making disastrous decisions…
In another fascinating and wide ranging conversation with special guest Josh Crawford from the Pegasus Institute, we take on the woke Grinches coming after Dr. Seuss and the wider implications of cancel culture, the horrible timing of Republicans trying to raise Kentucky’s gas tax and criminal justice reform including dignity for incarcerated women.
Rep Thomas Massie joins the pod today. Here’s what we’ll tackle in this episode: Is there a coming food shortage, especially meat? Probably. Massie reacts to Governor Beshear’s Easter Overreach What should our benchmarks for reopening be?
Could it be that both political parties have the wrong idea about how African Americans think politically? My friend 12MrFTC (aka Matthew Brown) is an African American male under 40, and he’s had it with the Democratic Party. No, he’s not necessarily jumping over to the Republicans, like me, he’s an Independent. But he does…
