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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This guy has lost all credibility in my eyes. Not that he had much left. But now doesn’t air shows that prove him wrong. There’s no integrity in spiking a debate you lose so thoroughly. He’s just another out of touch “centrist”, by which I mean a right-wing panderer if it were any other country.
I appreciate your very interesting conversation with Lila Rose. It pushed me to make a (not insignificant) recurring donation to Plan Parenthood. Stop telling women what to do with their bodies.
I’m pro choice and a Christian and I thought the interview touched on several things that we pro choice Christians struggle with. Many of which Lila Rose still cannot answer satisfactorily. Until our society can adequately provide equal health care, childcare, education and access to nutrition to all in rural and urban areas alike it is going to be very hard to change people’s minds no matter how open we are to them being changed.
Quick, listen to this podcast before Ross gets fired, cancelled, or assassinated.
Hard to believe, but this is an intelligent, objective, and relevant podcast about today’s politics.
Hard to believe this is a product of the New York Times - the Fox News of the Left.
they know they’ve lost the vote, but it doesn’t matter when you can just steal it
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The content offered explores a broad spectrum of cultural and political themes, particularly those related to contemporary conservatism and significant social issues. Episodes engage in analysis and conversations about figures like Charlie Kirk and topics such as transgender rights, liberal feminism's effects on workplace dynamics, and emerging political philosophies. The discussions often traverse contentious subjects such as nationalism, anti-Semitism, and the implications of technological advancements on society, making it a platform for contrasting views within a modern context. Notably, the blend of interviews with both conservative thought leaders and progressive activists offers a unique lens into the complexities of current sociopol... more
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