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In this explosive episode, Reasonable Doubts pulls back the curtain on the turmoil roiling America’s political youth movement. From group chat scandals to high-profile betrayals, this show explores how infighting, hypocrisy, and “friendly fire” are sabotaging the right far more than the opposition ever could. Daren Wiseley dives into recent incidents — where leaked Republican group chats and power struggles led to purges, ruined reputations, and a platform for the gatekeepers to target dissident voices. The episode draws clear lines between the left’s “circle the wagons” approach—protecting and promoting radicals—and the right’s tendency to silence, exile, and police its own, often doing the regime’s dirty work.​

🔑 Key Topics:

* Leaked Young Republican group chats: context, fallout, and power struggle.​

* The Jay Jones/text scandal and double standards in outrage/punishment.​

* Why establishment gatekeepers on the right act against their own party’s grassroots and young voices.​

* A discussion of the parallels J. Burden draws in a recent article between Malcolm X’s “house Negro” parable and the modern right’s moral dependence on its enemies.​

* The historical playbook for self-sabotage, from neocons to “house conservatives” and the moral traps they set.​

* Concrete strategies for rejecting the regime’s framing and building a movement that cannot be purged or silenced.​

* Shout-outs to creative voices and critics (J. Burden, JD Vance, Matt Walsh, and others) who challenge gatekeeping culture, push back against performative outrage, and highlight real power dynamics.​The shocking origin story of the ADL and the Leo Frank case

Listen if You’re:

* Sick of performative outrage, double standards, and backstabbing in politics.​

* Ready to build and support anti-establishment energy on the right.​

* Want to hear straight talk about hypocrisy, loyalty, and the future of American populism.​

🔥 Subscribe, share, and join the fight for truth—where loyalty means challenging the narrative, not just sticking to the party line.

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J. Burden

Old Glory Club

Meditations on the Master’s House: Leaving the Plantation

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