Bookworm Room's Podcast

This podcast addresses:

1. The homeless "crisis," which really involves governments using taxpayer dollars to subsidize homelessness.

2. The fruits of Obama's military -- one dedicated to social justice and climate change -- reveal themselves in the attacks his high-ranking officers (plus one of Clinton's officers) level at Trump.

3. Around the world, the ruling class has nothing but disdain for the people it rules, seeing itself instead as a transnational brotherhood government for like minded people in other governments -- and the people are starting to rebel.

This podcast discusses:

1. Tennessee as a haven for American values

2. The unending, but often very subtle, anti-Trump lies that media tells about the Russia hoax's inception, it's implementation, and its conclusion.

3. No, Hillary will never be president.

4. President Michelle?

5. Melania does not need to defend her husband.

6. The homeless are urban profit centers.

This podcast:

1. Explains why I do not believe that "transgenderism" is real.

2. Discusses the facts of the James Younger case.

3. Explains the lack of science underlying so-called "transgenderism."

4. Gives a best guess as to why doctors go along with all this.

5. Discusses how promoting transgenderism advances the Left's agenda.

6. Talks about the effect of James Younger's travails on politics.

Links to articles discussed in the podcast can be found at Bookworm Room.

In this podcast, I talk about:

1. Elizabeth Warren is an economic illiterate, something due in part (I believe) to her academic background.

2. Bernie isn't cute, he's evil. (And I explain why.)

3. Trump's wisdom vis-a-vis Syria. He's already winning and I quote from people who help you understand why.

In this podcast, I discuss:

1. Why I'm not watching tonight's Democrat party presidential debate.

2. Why it's fundamentally important that the House vote on opening impeachment hearings.

3. Why Americans are better than Europeans (yes, I said it).

In this podcast, I discuss:

1. Elizabeth Warren's relationship to Lina Lamont of Singing in the Rain

2. Why Modern Art is so bad

3. Project Veritas videos about CNN, which report the obvious know but promise zingers in the future

4. Radical LGBTQ's long-standing attack on Christianity

5. The urban nature of Leftism

In today's podcast, I look at

1. The fact that we're living in Groundhog Day

2. Trump's vulgarity versus Obama's vulgarity

3. Trump's genuine greatness

4. Silly Leftist language

5. The Leftist impulse to force religion to conform to behaviors incompatible with religion.

Today's podcast looks at President Trump's decision to withdraw American troops from Syria. While many people are upset at the president for doing so, especially because they feel he is abandoning the Kurds, I see him fulfilling a prediction I made more than two years ago.

Back then, I compared Trump's unstated foreign policy agenda to the Wilson Doctrine, which held America responsible for making the world safe for democracy, and the Obama Doctrine, which held Obama responsible for making the world safe from America. I concluded that Trump believes that his primary responsibility is to keep America safe, with a secondary responsibility to help our allies . . . but only up to a point. America's interests must always come first.

Topics:

1. Carson King, the "buy my beer" guy who donated the money he received to a children's hospital got doxed by Aaron Calvin, a two-bit reporter for a two-bit newspaper. When good people turned around and doxed Calvin, the two-bit paper fired him. Calvin, instead of learning from his disgraceful behavior promptly cried victim, likening himself to "women and journalists of color." This story is a microcosm of the Democrats who falsely attacked Trump and then, when the tables are turned with the investigations into the origins of the Russia Hoax, began to cry victim at the top of their lungs.

2. The Seattle School District, in an effort to raise scores and learning outcomes for its minority students has elected to bath in racial and educational "justice." This means telling students that they are oppressed, beleaguered, abused victims. I don't see this having a good educational outcome.

I'll have a companion (not identical, but similar) post up at Bookworm Room, which will contain links to documents and articles cited in this podcast.

In this podcast, I try to explain to NeverTrumpers that their prejudices are getting in the way of their core values -- and I remind them that, if past presidents had been given daily media colonoscopies, as has been the case for Trump, they'd look pretty gross too.