Millennial Review

In this episode of the Millennial Review we take a look at George W. Bush. Specifically the ways in which he is significantly worse than Donald Trump and why it's important to remember that. Trillions of dollars spent in pointless wars in the Middle East that left over 100,000 people dead and still continue to this day is just one example. The podcast is full of many more. 

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In this edition of the Millennial Review Trevor is sick, but Justin takes a look at the year anniversary of the erroneous detention of former Brazilian president and one of the most popular politicians in history, Lula Da Silva. From there I discuss Joe Biden and the recent allegations that have come out against him. Plus a brief look at Mayor Pete Buttigieg's theory of politics and my critique therein.

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In this edition of the Millennial Review Trevor is sick, but Justin takes a look at the year anniversary of the erroneous detention of former Brazilian president and one of the most popular politicians in history, Lula Da Silva. From there I discuss Joe Biden and the recent allegations that have come out against him. And round the podcast out with a discussion of Mayor Pete Buttigieg and some of the problems I see with his theory of politics, or at least as I see it. 

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In this episode we get personal and discuss our respective political developments. From our early political instincts as kids, our time in rural Idaho high schools, college, and all the books/reading/ideas we've consumed since. It's a closer look at how we view the world and why. 

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In this episode we get personal and discuss our respective political developments. From our early political instincts as kids, our time in rural Idaho high schools, college, and all the books/reading/ideas we've consumed since. It's a closer look at how we view the world and why. 

If you like the show and want to help spread our perspective, join us on patreon and unlock over 6 hours of podcast content for only $4.20 a month. It helps fund the two main shows and everything else we do, and we truly appreciate your support. So join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this patron only edition Justin looks at what Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen's fear that "there will never be a peaceful transition of power in 2020" might actually look like. 

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In this patron only edition Justin looks at what Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen's fear that "there will never be a peaceful transition of power in 2020" might actually look like. 

From voter suppression and one party states, to street violence of the Charlotesville sort. And a deep look at our institutions and specifically the courts and their inability to deal with a real legitimacy crisis. As is the media. 

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You may have heard of Senator Mike Gravel, or more specifically the group of high school students who convinced him to launch a presidential campaign. He then gave them access to his Twitter account which has sense become a vehicle for major criticism of the status quo and establishment Democrats like Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand. 

In this edition of the Millennial Review we interviewed one of the people behind the entire operation, David Oks, Senator Gravel's campaign manager.

You may have heard of Senator Mike Gravel, or more specifically the group of high school students who convinced him to launch a presidential campaign. He then gave them access to his Twitter account which has sense become a vehicle for major criticism of the status quo and establishment Democrats like Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand. 

In this edition of the Millennial Review we interviewed one of the people behind the entire operation, David Oks, Senator Gravel's campaign manager. We discussed how it all came together, what his goal for the campaign is, how likely making the debate stage his, his relationship with Senator Gravel and his estimation of the man and his positions. Plus much more! 

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In this edition of the Millennial Review we scrutinize Bill Clinton and his entire career. Its impact on our politics decades ago right on through today. Bill Clinton continued the worst of Ronald Reagan while simultaneously killing the best of the Democratic Party of decades past. 

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