ColemanNation Podcast

Adrian Vermeule scares the hell out of those conservatives who stand athwart history and gently suggest maybe a slower gear. Fact is, he’s not scary at all.

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When Nicole Solas stood on her rights to see the curriculum in her child’s new Rhode Island school, the public education establishment fell on her like a ton of bricks. But they had no idea whom they were starting up with.

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Ashe Short has been following and reporting on creeping wokeness, cancel culture and the war on normal since before you ever heard of them. She brings us up to speed.

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Kevin Dolan is the founder of Exit Group, a support network and of normal, non-militant men escaping – or recovering from –  cancel culture and woke oppression. Can they build a peaceful, viable alternative?

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Journalist Amanda Devine took the bull by the horns to write the definitive book about the NY Post story that definitively proved Twitter’s partisanship: The Hunter Biden laptop. Why does she care?

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Dan Hull has seen it all in his decades as a high-powered DC lawyer. But defending January 6th defendants has been something completely different.

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Col. Allen West has been called every racist name in the book – by liberals who hate his conservative positions. Now he’s running for Governor of Texas, and he wears their contempt like another medal on his beribboned chest.

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Georgetown Law’s Randy Barnett’s new book argues that it’s time to take a new old look at the 14th Amendment. This isn’t your father’s Incorporation Doctrine.

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Corporate journalism hasn’t only ignored the government’s harsh treatment of January 6th defendants – it has been a part of it.  If it weren’t for Julie Kelly, we might not know about it at all.

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