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Across the country movements arise to split states along political lines, often with conservatives working to isolate progressive policies from harming them. Is this the way to deal with political divisions, or does the Constitution need a re-write to take into account the rural-urban divide that that would shock the Framers.

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Across the country movements arise to split states along political lines, often with conservatives working to isolate progressive policies from harming them. Is this the way to deal with political divisions, or does the Constitution need a re-write to take into account the rural-urban divide that that would shock the Framers.

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Chris Matthews walks off the set of Hardball on MSNBC in mid-show after announcing he's retiring, in the wake of allegations he's made women uncomfortable with remarks about their looks, betlittled Elizabeth Warren's presidential ambitions, and compared Bernie Sanders' campaign to the Nazi invasion of France. Should conservatives applaud the accelerated exit of the bombastic Liberal septuagenarian, or raise concerns about the cancel culture that brought him down?

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Chris Matthews walks off the set of Hardball on MSNBC in mid-show after announcing he's retiring, in the wake of allegations he's made women uncomfortable with remarks about their looks, betlittled Elizabeth Warren's presidential ambitions, and compared Bernie Sanders' campaign to the Nazi invasion of France. Should conservatives applaud the accelerated exit of the bombastic Liberal septuagenarian, or raise concerns about the cancel culture that brought him down?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members, who enjoy backstage content, their own Member-written blog, and vibrant comments unlocked for you only when you sign up at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Get your The Patriot's Primer on American Liberty, FREE http://bit.ly/2PG8AEJ

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Chris Matthews walks off the set of Hardball on MSNBC in mid-show after announcing he's retiring, in the wake of allegations he's made women uncomfortable with remarks about their looks, betlittled Elizabeth Warren's presidential ambitions, and compared Bernie Sanders' campaign to the Nazi invasion of France. Should conservatives applaud the accelerated exit of the bombastic Liberal septuagenarian, or raise concerns about the cancel culture that brought him down?

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Would you rather have decisions on how to live made by unelected judges or unelected bureaucrats? Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas this week failed to get his colleagues to review his own 2005 decision in the Brand X case -- which relies on, and expands, the famous 1984 Chevron decision granting deference to federal agencies to interpret statutes when Congress is vague. Justice Thomas fears these precendents have become unconstitional grants of power to faceless bureaucrats. In the case that failed to get a writ of certiorari, IRS bureacrats decided that Howard and Karen Baldwin wouldn't get the $168,000 in overpaid taxes due them.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members, who enjoy backstage content, and connection with like minded people at our website https://BillWhittle.com/register/

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Would you rather have decisions on how to live made by unelected judges or unelected bureaucrats? Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas this week failed to get his colleagues to review his own 2005 decision in the Brand X case -- which relies on, and expands, the famous 1984 Chevron decision granting deference to federal agencies to interpret statutes when Congress is vague. Justice Thomas fears these precendents have become unconstitional grants of power to faceless bureaucrats. In the case that failed to get a writ of certiorari, IRS bureacrats decided that Howard and Karen Baldwin wouldn't get the $168,000 in overpaid taxes due them.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members, who enjoy backstage content, and connection with like minded people at our website https://BillWhittle.com/register/

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Would you rather have decisions on how to live made by unelected judges or unelected bureaucrats? Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas this week failed to get his colleagues to review his own 2005 decision in the Brand X case -- which relies on, and expands, the famous 1984 Chevron decision granting deference to federal agencies to interpret statutes when Congress is vague. Justice Thomas fears these precendents have become unconstitional grants of power to faceless bureaucrats. In the case that failed to get a writ of certiorari, IRS bureacrats decided that Howard and Karen Baldwin wouldn't get the $168,000 in overpaid taxes due them.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members, who enjoy backstage content, and connection with like minded people at our website https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Recent poll shows that 50 percent of chronic non-voters are absolutely certain they'll turn out in November 2020, but the partisan affiliation is split. Will a surge of previously apathetic voters change anything? How is it possible in such politically-divisive times that half of the chronic non-voters won't turnout even if the choice is Donald Trump vs. Bernie Sanders.

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Recent poll shows that 50 percent of chronic non-voters are absolutely certain they'll turn out in November 2020, but the partisan affiliation is split. Will a surge of previously apathetic voters change anything? How is it possible in such politically-divisive times that half of the chronic non-voters won't turnout even if the choice is Donald Trump vs. Bernie Sanders.

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