Millennial Review

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. Whether it is "welfare reform", the crime bill, his tough on immigration record, or much more, Bill Clinton continued the worst of Ronald Reagan while simultaneously killing the best of the Democratic Party of decades past. 

Basically, Bill Clinton sucks, big time, and he's the reason a lot of Democrats suck today. 

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In this episode we discussed Kirsten Gillibrand's very conservative record in the house. Plus her subsequent very progressive turn and where/why you should be skeptical. We also took a closer look at rising star Pete Buttigieg, everything from his time as mayor of South Bend Indiana, his rhetoric on the campaign trail, his brief DNC chair run, and what it all means for 2020. Plus much more!

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In this edition of the Millennial Review we take a look at the recent monsoon in Southern Africa and why you likely haven't heard about it. Trump's racism and how it fuels massacres like the one in New Zealand. A broader discussion on nationalism/fascism. Bolsonaro in the United States and what it means for global fascism. And much more!

In this shorter solo episode Justin takes a look at the law behind campaign finance and how it created a system and set of structures that allows candidates to obfuscate where their funding comes from.

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