Bookworm Room's Podcast

Over the past week, I've put up two posts about something that really gets my goat, which is the way in which those who contend that it's possible to change ones gender — that is, to be "transgender" — are leading a very aggressive war against reality. In doing so, they are accidentally or deliberately partnering with Marxists to destroy Western culture. Reality will always win, but that fallout from a society's break with reality can be terrible.

If you prefer reading to listening, or if you want links to the articles I cite in Part 1 of this two-part podcast, the two posts are:

1. J.K. Rowlings' fallout with the so-called transgender movement is instructive 2. An addendum to my previous post about the "transgender" movement

Faux impeachment proceedings aren't going to help the Democrat Party faithful's deadly lack of enthusiasm; they're paralyzed by their own ineffectiveness.

For three years, Democrat politicians and activists have been promising the party faithful that they'll impeach Trump. Instead, Trump's been going from one success to another, while the Democrats are left with two silly, probably unconstitutional, meaningless articles of impeachment. No wonder Democrats aren't taking to the streets anymore. They're tired, very tired.

Having looked at what Trump and the Republicans stand for in terms of values, practical politics, and long-term goals for America, and compared that to what the Democrats have offer, I've concluded that I'd vote for Trump no matter how awful a person he was (and I don't think he's awful). On all things -- the Constitution, an armed citizenry, binary sexes, the free market, climate, the national debt, immigration, the rule of law -- Trump is not just the lesser of two evils, he's also the greater good.

This podcast reflects ideas set out in the following posts:

The British People Stage A Counter-Coup

Buttigieg's rise highlights the travesty of the Democrat field

The Horowitz report and impeachment stuff

This podcast takes on a series of several different posts I've written, as well as opening with two new issues:

1. The IG Report re the FBI that was released today. (See The IG Report -- The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable.)

2. Michelle Obama's wacky comment on the "surreal" impeachment.

3. "They Shall Not Grow Old" is returning to theaters; try to see it!

4. Movie Review : No Safe Spaces (including my own take on the transgender movement's effect on free speech).

5. A strong recommendation that you watch Candace Owens' interview with Taleeb Starkes.

6. Slavery, Color of Change, Pinterest, and Plantation Weddings, a look at the cruel history of the world and the beauty that's still left behind.

7. Call me callous, but I'm enjoying watching Joe Biden decompensate, in which I explain why I think Biden is suffering from dementia and why I don't care.

In this podcast I discuss the many things for which I am grateful this Thanksgiving. They include friends and family (and the wisdom to attain them), the many blessings of living in America, and my incredible gratitude that Donald Trump is the American president (along with all the reasons why I feel that way).

Although the world applies the terms "Left" and "Right" to the American political scene, those words fail to distinguish American conservatives from the rest of the world's political "Right." We conservatives are different and we're better.

In this podcast I discuss:

1. Why Leftism and Islam silence opposing ideas.

2. The Left's memory-holding of Eric Ciaramella's name.

3. Jeffrey Epstein and John Galt.

4. Senators who ought to recuse themselves from impeachment.

5. The military coup coming from the Pentagon Obama created.

6. Trump's efforts to stop funding foreign kleptocrats.

For links to referenced articles and books, visit the companion post at Bookworm Room.

In this podcast, I discuss:

1. How lovely and normal the American Southeast is (plus a riff about historic reenactments)

2. The plague of woke K-12 teachers and the ignorance they visit on students, with close looks at Christopher Columbus and Megan Thee Stallion.

3. People who foolishly accept as legitimate Leftist assumptions, including Mark Zuckerberg and Ken Cuccinelli.

4. The weird class division present in expensive private schools.

See more, including links, at Bookworm Room.

This podcast addresses these ideas:

1. The horrible feminization of modern thinking.

2. Politicians who want taxpayers to cover student loans ask us to pay something for nothing.

3. California's problems remind us that Nature is much bigger than we are and very rapacious.

4. The Whistleblower's staunch Leftism.

5. Trump reveals the two Americas, as well as the fact that once-conservative NeverTrumpers have to move left in their values to justify Trump hatred in our binary political system.