Debate time! #Cthulhu2016 vs #SMOD2016
We had some fun at the Swamp Podcast today. Moe Lane and BigGator5 each represented their favorite 2016 Presidential candidate, and I got to moderate the debate. Enjoy! Continue reading →
Asperger’s Syndrome, The Second Amendment, and The Value of Life.
I went on The Dana Show during the second hour of the radio show, which is now broadcast on TheBlazeTv, to talk about Asperger’s Syndrome. Once again, Asperger’s has been thrust into the national limelight under the worst circumstances. I’m... Continue reading →
Do Vaccines Contribute to Autism Rates? Is Zero Tolerance Responsible for Clock Boy? Why is Nationalism Not a Bad Thing?
Gator and I had some pretty deep discussions on Vaccines & Zero Tolerance. Then we were joined by JadedByPolitics for a discussion on Nationalism. My take on vaccines & the autism argument is a bit more fully fleshed out over... Continue reading →
Gerrymandering & Election 2016
So I had some equipment malfunction, and totally crashed the party a few times. But Gator & Moe totally handled it pretty well. On the plus side, we totally earned our “Worst Podcast Ever!” award with this one! Md’s New... Continue reading →
Post 2015 CNN GOP Debate Analysis
From the Not-So-Happy Hour Debate: Jindal shined brightest on a stage that left most people saying, “Who are these guys again?” He scored right off the bat by saying Trump is no conservative, or Republican, and we all need to... Continue reading →
Pre-Debate Analysis
In the Happy-hour debate: Everyone will lament Gov. Perry’s recent drop from the race, while secretly thanking their lucky stars he’s gone. Then they will all take shots at Trump. Lindsay Graham, the human sponge, will try not to leave... Continue reading →
The Swamp #39 – Tribalism, The Donald, and Sad Puppies
Join BigGator & me as we discuss tribalism, aka extreme party loyalty, my theory about Donald Trump’s campaign, and more. Then listen in as BigGator and Lincon Farrish discuss the Hugo Awards and the phenomenon that is the Sad Puppies... Continue reading →
The Death of a Legacy
Andrew would not approve. When Andrew Breitbart died unexpectedly March 1, 2012, conservatives around the world mourned the loss of a fearless general in the political war against the progressive liberal agenda. They also wondered what would become of his... Continue reading →
Sen. Ted Cruz Calls out Romney & JEB
Senator Ted Cruz lit the place up when he said, “If this deal goes through, the Obama administration, President Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, will become the leading global financiers of radical Islamic terrorism.” After getting push-back from the GOP for... Continue reading →
In which I criticize Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan
I love Governor Hogan, and I think he’s doing a great job in Maryland. I love that he’s been able to balance the budget without raising our taxes again. Reducing the tolls, while it doesn’t affect me, seems like a... Continue reading →