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This week we look at the alleged "Obamagate" scandal, the claims behind it, what they actually mean, and the "righteous quibbling" that has resulted.
Finally... a distraction from the coronavirus pandemic worthy of discussion! As the Justice Department closes shop on its investigation of Michael Flynn, controversy erupts, and President Donald Trump has found a new favorite catchphrase: "Obamagate."
On the political right, it has been called the "scandal of the century," while the political left says there's nothing to see here. Even President Trump, when recently asked what crimes, exactly, Barack Obama and Joe Biden are alleged to have committed, responded only by saying "Obamagate." So who in Washington actually knows what this scandal is all about? We look at what newly released documents have to say about the affair, the precedent in the intelligence community for "unmasking" that makes it a more frequent occurrence than some are alleging, why William Barr says no charges will be brought against Obama and Biden, and other details of the controversy on this edition of Middle Theory.
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As the media begins to speculate about the origins of the coronavirus outbreak, we analyze and compare contrasting views expressed by U.S. Intelligence and the scientific community.
This week, along with our weekly election update and the ongoing "virtual campaign 2020", we analyze the latest news about possible connections between two men charged with killing a Georgia man during an attempted "citizens arrest," and whether the Federal Government will seek to label it a hate crime. Then we turn our attention to the ongoing debate between the media, the scientific community, and U.S. intelligence agencies about the origins of the coronavirus. Is there a "middle theory" for these opposing views that can help to reconcile the confusion, without resorting to conspiracy theories?
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This week, spy games ensue as intelligence agencies are pressed by American politicians to dig up information from foreign sources on the coronavirus.
Strange is the new normal... and this year, as we continue election coverage, no matter how strange things get in the world of politics, they bring a sense of normalcy for many of us in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. We look at news relating to Joe Biden's campaign, his possible VP pick, and the threat he faces from sexual assault allegations, as well as recent reports that U.S. intelligence agencies are looking for data supporting the theory that the coronavirus originates from a lab in Wuhan, China. What does science say in light of these claims?
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This week we look at doctors and medical professionals who are laying out a strategic plan to combat COVID-19, and the timescale for producing an effective vaccine.
While many of us are using disinfectant in our homes in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, you may have heard the proposition coming from the White House recently that disinfectant could also be injected as a coronavirus cure. Wouldn't drinking alcohol be a simpler approach? Well, it might be if the World Health Organization weren't advising that alcohol should not be used as a preventative during the pandemic.
Elsewhere, new evidence which may support the credibility of Tara Reade’s allegation against Joe Biden emerges, and while the political maelstrom ensues, a secretive group of medical professionals, nobel prize winners, and others are laying out a strategic plan to obliterate the coronavirus, which they compare to the famous Manhattan Project. We look at this, and other trending topics on this week's edition of Middle Theory.
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While the federal government weighs options on reopening the economy, protests erupt as Americans proclaim "Liberty or Death," arguing that their rights are being infringed upon in the midst of the coronavirus lockdowns.
On the heels of last week's startling claim by President Trump--that he had "total authority" as President--many individual states are facing the economic reality of maintaining shutdowns due to coronavirus. However, in light of all the concerns about authority, authoritarianism, and the overreach of government, some are wondering what Martial Law, if it were to occur, would mean for the forthcoming 2020 Election.
Meanwhile, as some states hope to reopen sooner rather than later, others are concerned about how the federal government might intervene if they are concerned whether reopening businesses could lead to the spread of more coronavirus cases. In midst of the debate, Americans are now protesting, claiming that state government lockdowns are an infringement on their rights to work, observe religious practices, and other fundamental activities. With America already between a rock and a hard place, even harder truths may await... and something inevitably will have to give. We assess the situation this week on Middle Theory.
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