It’s The Peter Principle         

Today's topics include:   The Peter Principle has been defined as the tendency in most organizational hierarchies for every employee to rise through promotion to a respective level of incompetence.  John discusses Dr. Rachel Levine’s appointment to Assistant Secretary of Health.  Then, Paul Kengor, Grove City College professor of political science offers his critique of Levine’s handling of PA COVID cases in nursing homes.  Finally, Phil Kerpen writing for the American Spectator talks about COVID lockdowns and the illusion of control.

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It’s The Peter Principle         

Today's topics include:   The Peter Principle has been defined as the tendency in most organizational hierarchies for every employee to rise through promotion to a respective level of incompetence.  John discusses Dr. Rachel Levine’s appointment to Assistant Secretary of Health.  Then, Paul Kengor, Grove City College professor of political science offers his critique of Levine’s handling of PA COVID cases in nursing homes.  Finally, Phil Kerpen writing for the American Spectator talks about COVID lockdowns and the illusion of control.

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One More Day          

Today's topics include:   After tomorrow, Joe Biden will be President.  John talks reinstatement of Title IX guidelines for public schools and other Day One executive orders planned.  Then, Daniel Turner of Power the Future talks about the potential effects of shutting down Keystone XL (Phase IV of the Keystone Pipeline) and of rejoining the Paris Climate Accord.  Finally, PJ Media’s David Solway discusses the options of civil disobedience, secession, or status quo.  Is it really Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie?

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One More Day          

Today's topics include:   After tomorrow, Joe Biden will be President.  John talks reinstatement of Title IX guidelines for public schools and other Day One executive orders planned.  Then, Daniel Turner of Power the Future talks about the potential effects of shutting down Keystone XL (Phase IV of the Keystone Pipeline) and of rejoining the Paris Climate Accord.  Finally, PJ Media’s David Solway discusses the options of civil disobedience, secession, or status quo.  Is it really Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie?

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How’s Your Whiteness?        

Today's topics include:   When did it stop being wrong to generalize about races…including whiteness? Apparently it’s ok for CNN hosts to do so, which brings us to John’s candidate for Jerk of the Week.   First up, political columnist Selena Zito predicted a Trump win in 2016. She’s on to discuss what happened this time. Later, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya of Stanford University talks about a study published in the European Journal of Clinical Investigation that shows mandatory lockdowns are useless.

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How’s Your Whiteness?        

Today's topics include:   When did it stop being wrong to generalize about races…including whiteness? Apparently it’s ok for CNN hosts to do so, which brings us to John’s candidate for Jerk of the Week.   First up, political columnist Selena Zito predicted a Trump win in 2016. She’s on to discuss what happened this time. Later, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya of Stanford University talks about a study published in the European Journal of Clinical Investigation that shows mandatory lockdowns are useless.

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The Insanity Is a Week Away       

Today's topics include:   John offers a taste of what things could look like with the Democrats in charge. Chris Rufo’s article in the City Journal claims one third-grade teacher in Silicon Valley had students rank themselves according to their “power and privilege” during a math class.  Then, Jonathan Butcher from the Heritage Foundation shares results from an extensive survey of parents and school boards that reveals how much parents know about what’s happening in the classroom.

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The Insanity Is a Week Away       

Today's topics include:   John offers a taste of what things could look like with the Democrats in charge. Chris Rufo’s article in the City Journal claims one third-grade teacher in Silicon Valley had students rank themselves according to their “power and privilege” during a math class.  Then, Jonathan Butcher from the Heritage Foundation shares results from an extensive survey of parents and school boards that reveals how much parents know about what’s happening in the classroom.

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Don’t Fail to Miss It         

Today's topics include:   John shares one of his dad’s favorite sayings when referring to events he had no interest in.  Exactly the way John feels about the impeachment vote.  He explains.  Then, Victoria Taft of PJ Media notes the Jan 6th crowd’s response to Trump touting harsher penalties for monument trashers before the riot.  Later, Inez Stepman of the Independent Women’s Forum asks if there’s “anything more depressing than the current state of American womanhood.”

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Don’t Fail to Miss It         

Today's topics include:   John shares one of his dad’s favorite sayings when referring to events he had no interest in.  Exactly the way John feels about the impeachment vote.  He explains.  Then, Victoria Taft of PJ Media notes the Jan 6th crowd’s response to Trump touting harsher penalties for monument trashers before the riot.  Later, Inez Stepman of the Independent Women’s Forum asks if there’s “anything more depressing than the current state of American womanhood.”

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