Lots of RUSH RANTS (860-751-4698) on today's Rant Line, as folks come to terms with his death. Plus, the 24-hour long hearing on the Leftists' desire to eliminate the religious exemption on vaccines has people riled. Then, we turn to Jim Watkins from CandidlySpeaking.Net and the Corona Virus Update podcast for a virus update.

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Well, the Candy Rapper is on vacation, but that doesn't mean that his Rant Line (860-751-4698) disciples aren't here. We hear about student loans, President Buchanan, Ned's favorite president, and Steve adds a laugh track to his Ned cuts, which, oddly, makes them more funny. Then, Tom Scott warns us of the dangers of democrats in Hartford and the national political class.

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Joe Biden campaigned on a commitment to bailout up to $10,000 of student loan debt, but the "progressive" wing of the party wants a cap of $50,000, saying it's an issue of social justice. Todd plays cuts of folks like Elizabeth Warren and Dick Blumenthal arguing for help for people suffering under one of the left's favorite compassion programs.

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Michael Liebowitz discusses change with Todd - how even a prisoner, locked up for decades, can work to rebuild the negative parts of his personality.

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The Candy Rapper is on vacation, but still, his effects are felt as a new Rapper joins today's Rants, and another of Candy's deciples calls in. Plus, there's mention of Howdy Doody, nuclear power plants, and climate change. Plus, we take some phone calls!

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Is it bad to have the government dumping so much money into the economy? We talk to Joel Johnson of Johnson & Brunetti on quantitative easing, safe investing and other money issues. Then, state senator Rob Sampson, a liberty thinking senator from Wolcott, updates us on the lack of access to the political process when legislating is done by Zoom.

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Todd is determined to convince you the it isn't billionaires who are bad, it's politicians, like Bernie Sanders, who demonize the evil rich that are a problem - especially in a capitalist society. Lefties like to blame fat cats for the failure of things politicians have a made a mess of, like education. We need billionaires to fix those messes. Example one, Bill Gates.

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It's Rant Line time, and RANTS include a gem from the Candy Rapper, a few comments on Ned's Tax Hikes, another Ned mash-up from Steve from NBC Haddam, and some reaction to Kevin, who complained earlier in the show about hearing too many white people. Plus, Josh Esses calls in, running for senate in Stamford special election. Joshua is the endorsed candidate for the 27th state Senate district. His website is www.EssesforCT.com.

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We discuss the governor's new budget with a recently departed member of the Lamont Administration, Av Harris, who considers it pretty milktoast. Av was Director of Communications and Government Relations at the Department of Public Health. Then, Len Suzio calls in to respond to Av's comments on property taxes. Suzio is a former state senator.

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We discuss crypto-currency with 12 year old libertarian James, who argues for the government to stay away from the urge to regulate. Then, Todd does some ranting of his own and plays a few unplayed rants.

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