The Young Guns
Tomorrow's pundits today.
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| Our mission: develop a podcast with some of the sharpest, most accomplished young conservatives in America. The results: Host Troy Senik, National Affairs’ Meghan Clyne, and Keith Urbahn, Chief of Staff to former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. We recommend subscribing, either in iTunes or the podcast catcher of your choice, to get each new episode as soon as it's released. If you use iTunes, simply click on the image at the right.
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Welcome to our second editor's show. This week, the Ricochet editors and The Weekly Standard's Mark Hemingway discuss the week's events, and a look ahead to fall campaign.
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Rob Long, James Lileks, Mickey Kaus, Mollie Hemingway, and Diane Ellis give their thoughts on the GOP conventions.
Is beer being brewed in the White House? The Young Guns investigate this issue and then delve into the Ryan nomination, youth who are learning to hustle, whether or not foreign policy really matters to younger voters, recap the Olympics, F-bombs in popular culture, and of course Culture Shocks and Heroes and Villains. And yes, we get to hear just a little about Diane's honeymoon.
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The Young Guns request your presence at a very special event: a podcast on the eve of Diane Ellis' nuptials. To celebrate, Diane, Troy, Meghan, and Keith discuss Chick-fil-A (no, they are not catering Diane's wedding), how they became conservatives, who is a Washington elitist/insider and who is not, and the Olympics. Also, we reveal what tune the bride and groom will dance to for the first time as husband and wife.
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After a long break, the Young Guns have finally returned. This week, Troy Senik, Meghan Clyne, Diane Ellis, and Keith Urbahn tackle where the heck they've been, VP stakes, tax returns (Romney's, not their own), jet skis, you didn't build that, the return of "Culture Shock" and "Heroes and Villains" and how Little House on The Prairie is relevant to today.
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It's graduation season, so what better time for a frank discussion on the best and worst commencement speakers. Then, Keith Urbahn is a Twitter legend who will be studied for generations to come, Diane's adventures in the deep south, a peek into the life of Smooookin' Troy Senik, and Meghan Clyne reveals her love for a certain Detroit rapper. Also, remaining conservative at college -- it can be done.
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Ben Domenech and Emily Esfahani Smith sit in as the topics range from sex to politics to capitalism to guns. All that and and the worst cake ever.
Are the Republicans screwed, Diane's reprobate dog, Mitt and Rick, Heroes and Villains, and a Culture Shock.
A bet paid off, Santorum v. Romney, a brokered convention, what's the good of a liberal arts degree, and are men settling?
Presidential politics, Ron Paul, the Murray quiz "Game Change," and a visit from the Iron Lady.
Our topic list today reads like the league of super villains: Newt, Rush, Alec Baldwin, and Detroit. All that and new "Culture Shocks" and "Heroes and Villians."
"The Young Guns" is a production of Ricochet.com.
Ben Domenech sits in for Megan Clyne as the Young Guns owner whether the occupiers are ruining their generation's rep, Newt's unexpected surge, Tebowing, and Ben's secret Tumblr.
Japan, Perry won't debate, college loans, Culture Shock and Heroes and Villains.
It's a brand new "Young Guns" and that's a good thing. Questions posed and answered this week: Will Christie run, are the debate crowds out of line, what will become of the candidates, another Culture Shock and a new Heroes and Villains."
Earthquake, Perry's in the race, Meghan's unrequited crush, Jobs' exit, and one great dog.
The looming Republican debate, Chinese Navy, unrest in Europe and the Middle East, and this week's "Culture Shock of The Week" and "Hero and Villian."
The deficit negotiations as seen from a group who may never receive entitlements benefits, who was Wu, the Culture Shock of The Week, and another edition of "Heroes and Villains.
In this, our inaugural episode, we tackle the vacuity of “youth issues” (and come to consensus on the malign effects of “Rock the Vote”), the 2012 presidential election (wherein two of our panelists pledge to invade the privacy of a potential candidate), the fight over the debt ceiling, and the future of the GOP’s foreign policy inclinations. And we wrap it all up with our heroes and villains of the week – is it possible that Michelle Obama made it into both categories on a Ricochet podcast?