Reasonable Doubts

Reasonable Doubts

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  • Ep 24: Columbus: The non-PC version

    Monday was Christopher Columbus Day, or at least it used to be, until the woke, outrage mob decided he could no longer be tolerated. The fact is, Columbus is a hero, and destroying his legacy is part of the Left's bigger assault on Western civilization. Today we're going to do the man justice by giving the non-PC, non-cartoon caricature version of him.




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    18 min
  • Ep 23: VP Debate

    I suffered through the Vice Presidential debate so you didn't have to. In today's episode I give my thoughts on it and also set the record straight on Kamala's stupid ahistorical comments about Lincoln's SCOTUS nomination.


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    23 min
  • Ep 22: Enough Fact Free Hysteria
    Don't you dare question the "science!" But today we conclude COVID week  with some science of our own, showing how short-sighted these tyrants really are. The problem is, they only look at what they “see” and not all of the negative consequences of the shutdowns. They also ignore the fact that most of those effected already have medical issues. If you're tired of the fact free nonsense, today we arm you with the truth, as we bury the lockdown argument.

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    27 min
  • Ep 21: Dismantling the COVID Karens
    The Covid Karens think shutting things down will save us, showing how economically ignorant they truly are. In reality, keeping things open is the best way to fight the virus.  
     We continue COVID week In today’s episode, making the case for freedom using an article I wrote all the way back in April, inspired by Leonard Read’s “I, Pencil.”
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    17 min
  • Ep 20: Whitmer Loses in Court
    After five months of an illegal power grab, The Michigan Supreme Court ruled against Gov. Whitmer and her tyrannical executive orders - a great day for the cause of liberty! Today we discuss the decision, the oral arguments, and the responses in the aftermath as we kick off COVID week!

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    31 min
  • Ep 18: Debate Recap

    The "debate" - if you want to call it that - was an absolute dumpster fire. I suffered through the entire thing to save you the misery. This episode gives you my take on it.




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    30 min
  • Ep 17: Amy Coney Barrett

    The nomination of ACB has the left in yet another meltdown. In this episode, I weigh-in on her jurisprudence and predict what to expect from her on the Supreme Court. 




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    28 min
  • Ep 16: Government by Judiciary

    We continue off of last episode and the legacy left by John Marshall, discussing how SCOTUS continued the precedent of usurping power, destroying federalism, and legislating from the bench. We talk about some of the worst decisions from the 20th & 21st Centuries that still have an impact today, and how most justices pull Constitutional "meanings" out of thin air to fit their policy preferences, as opposed to following their oath to uphold it.



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    46 min
  • Ep 15: Marshall Law

    Justice Ginsburg passing has created outrage as well as excitement over  potentials to fill the vacancy - and rightfully so considering the  incredible power a SCOTUS Justice holds.   


    It makes you sit back and think, why is it that one individual holds so  much power in what is supposed to be a federal republic? The truth is  we're ruled by 5 oligarchs with no checks on their power. How did it  come to this? We owe a lot of credit to John Marshall for completely  re-writing the Constitution. In today's episode, we'll discuss  Marshall's "contributions" that are still effecting us today, and how  many who claim to be "originalists" really are way off when it comes to  the Constitution.



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    20 min
  • Ep 14: Del. Pat McGeehan

    We're fortunate enough to have Pat McGeehan of the West Virginia House of Delegates on today! 


    We discuss political corruption, philosophy, Constitutionalism, the books he's authored, and some of the moves he's making to advance the cause of liberty. I'm you'll find what Pat has to say extremely insightful and interesting.




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