Host Sarah Isgur is joined by Steve Hayes, and Jonah Goldberg for a weekly thoughtful discussion on politics, policy, and culture.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 572 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
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Steve Hayes, Kevin Williamson, Sarah Isgur, and Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle discuss the Trump administration’s attempted crackdown on free speech following the assassination of Charlie Kirk before digging into the details of a new TikTok ... more
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This is a repeat of a former post, keep Sara off your podcast! She is arrogant, incredibly irritating (and just goes on forever) and usually wrong. I like everyone else and generally agree with your points.
Discussion was good overall. I take issue with two things 1. Claim that both sides expressed
“Political violence is never acceptable …. “ but failing to acknowledge the instantaneous pivot of majority left to politicization on gun control. 2. Discussion point
in the episodes conclusion that political violence is prevalent on both sides.
Perhaps another episode can delve deeper into examples these past few years — and how the political base reacts to their sides violent actors. Go back t... more
Here’s what terrible things Trump did and here’s an hour explaining why the mean Democrats made us do it.
Rinse and repeat every single episode
Boring predictable and now tedious
Would love to hear you all discuss gin control. This is a favorite podcast of mine but I was surprised no one brought up legislative solutions in the Kirk episode.
Historically, I have really enjoyed the Dispatch. But recently I have really missed Sarah Isgur. I feel like she was the zest of the show and provided an appropriate amount of levity and asked really thoughtful questions. I also am not loving the addition of Megan McArdle. I am fine hearing opinions I disagree with. I find I often have a different viewpoint than Jonah and David. But Megan's takes are just bad. In my opinion. Still worth a listen every now and again though.
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