Millennial Review

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In this second Q&A edition of Millennial Review, we took your questions! Everything from our version of a socialist utopia, to why it's okay (and doesn't really matter) if you vote for Joe Biden, our thoughts on Bernie's net-worth, and much more! 

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In this news filled edition cover the Trump administrations continued coup attempt in Venezuela. Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dropped the ball (again) opposing the coup. Joe Biden's campaign launch, why it was terrible, and the media reaction troubling. Also we looked at the deplatforming of far-right personalities like Alex Jones and Laura Loomer. And much more! 

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In this news filled we cover the Trump administrations continued coup attempt in Venezuela. Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dropped the ball (again) opposing the coup. Joe Biden's campaign launch, why it was terrible, and the media reaction troubling. Also we looked at the deplatforming of far-right personalities like Alex Jones and Laura Loomer. And much more! 

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In this episode we discuss Mark Fisher's book "Capitalist Realism." It's a depressing read, which looks at how in so many areas of life capitalism has become so embedded in the structures of society it has changed the way people think about the world around them in a fundamental way. We discuss that thesis as Fisher described it, and how to overcome this problem.

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In this episode we discuss Mark Fisher's book "Capitalist Realism." It's kind of a depressing read, which discusses how in so many areas of life capitalism has become so embedded in the structures of society it has changed the way people think about the world around them in a fundamental way. We discuss that thesis as Fisher described it, our thoughts on the book, and how we might overcome this problem.

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In this unlocked patron only content, Justin looks at how Joe Biden became so popular despite being so terrible. The answer? Memes. From the early campaign strategy of Obama in 2008, to the Onion, to 2016 Uncle Joe memes, there was a careful public relations strategy that has bolstered Joe's image. Now that he's running for president, that's a problem.

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In this unlocked patron only content, Justin looks at how Joe Biden became so popular despite being so terrible. The answer? Memes. From the early campaign strategy of Obama in 2008, to the Onion, to 2016 Uncle Joe memes, there was a careful public relations strategy that has bolstered Joe's image. Now that he's running for president, that's a problem.

To help us produce the two main shows each week and content like this, plus unlock 11+ hours of content, join us on patreon. Patreon.com/MillennialReview

Today we discuss the general state of the 2020 race. Where everyone stands, how things are shaping up, and where we see things going from here. Also we spend a lot of time taking down Nate Silver and other "data journalists" who seem to base their opinion on everything but data. And much more!

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Today we discuss the general state of the 2020 race. Where everyone stands, how things are shaping up, and where we see things going from here. Also we spend a lot of time taking down Nate Silver and other "data journalists" who seem to base their opinion on everything but data. And much more!

As always, if you enjoy the show and want to unlock 11+ hours of patron-only content and fund everything else we do, join us on patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this first of a three part series, Justin breaks down the Mueller Report from Russian trolls to Trump's obstruction of justice. Part one looks at the Russian social media influence campaign, what it accomplished, what it didn't accomplish and how it compares to dark money political organizations already operating in the United States.

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