Forty Proof Politics

In this episode, Paul, Joe, and Rob discuss the relationship between the Republican Party and minority voters.

In this episode, Joe, Mark, Rob, and Kyle debate over the issue of voting in 2020. As the political climate becomes more divided between voting for Donald Trump and Joe Biden, this week's group debate why Americans should cast a vote.

In this episode; Joe, Paul, Brian, and Rob talk about the events in the killing of Ahmad Arbury and the Republican win in the 25th congressional district in California.

In this episode with Paul, Joe, Brian, Mia and Rob; the ongoing accusations threatening the Biden campaign were discussed. These accusations have both impacts on our current political climate and the future of political discourse. This episode goes into great detail on how we should handle these accusations, and how it will continue to change our politics in the years to come.

In episode #6; Paul, Joe, Kyle, and Brian talk about what will happen with the reopening of The United States. The episodes highlights how long reopening should take, when it should be done, and if the country should have been shut down at all.

On this special en blanc episode, each member of the crew suggests one “undistilled Idea”. This episode was inspired by a similar one from Jonah Goldberg’s podcast, The Remnant. An undistilled idea is one that might be possible but is nonetheless outside of the mainstream discussion.

In episode four; Joe, Paul, Mark, and Kyle discuss what the 2020 democratic primary looked like and how it has changed the landscape for the 2020 general election. Episode four also goes into significant detail about how Trump or Biden can pull off a win by going state by state in the Electoral Map.

In episode three; Joe, Paul, Rob, and Brian talk about what could have been different in the 2016 election. The episode goes into detail about the Democratic and Republican primaries; who was the best choice, and who could have beat Hillary Clinton.

Episode two goes into detail about how the current political climate will shape both America and the Republican Party.