Humor

Three Martini Lunch

Shifting Party Allegiance, Indifference Toward Uighurs, Texas Gunman’s Easy Entry

21
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Join Jim and Greg as they welcome news of a pretty big shift in political party allegiance over the past year. They also unload on the tech executive and partial owner of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors who coldly declared that he and most people do not care about the plight of the Uighurs in China. And they’re frustrated to learn that the gunman at the Texas synagogue hostage crisis was allowed into the U.S. despite numerous red flags.

 

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Youngkin Starts Strong, FBI Fuzzy on Hostage Crisis Motive, Vaccine Mandate Madness in Utah

01
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Join Jim and Greg as they welcome new Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and applaud him following up on his campaign promises on his very first day. They also credit the FBI for a successful resolution to the hostage crisis at a Texas synagogue on Saturday but then fume as the bureau, the media, and the president claim the motive for the incident is a mystery. And they hammer the Salt Lake Tribune for suggesting the national guard should be called in to make sure the unvaccinated never leave their homes.

 

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Sinema & the Filibuster, SCOTUS & the Mandates, Russia & Ukraine

00
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Join Jim and Greg as they applaud Democratic Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin for refusing to eliminate or alter the filibuster despite massive pressure from their own party. They also welcome the Supreme Court’s decision striking down President Biden’s vaccine mandate on all businesses with more than 100 employees while also noting a separate decision that upheld the mandate on personnel at health care facilities. And they take a look at even more signs that Russia may be planning to invade Ukraine in the coming weeks.

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Americans See Through Biden, Pacific Coast Parking Lot, Kamala’s Latest Flop

10
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Join Jim and Greg as they dissect the stunningly horrible poll numbers for President Biden in a new poll both on key issues and his overall performance. They also shake their heads as the backlog of cargo ships off America’s west coast gets worse and worse. And they are flabbergasted as just how bad Vice President Kamala Harris is at the simplest parts of her job, like answering basic questions.

 

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Whitmer’s Lousy Polling, Inflation Worst in 40 Years, Biden’s Ugly Race Card

31
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

After a brief discussion about outgoing Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam commenting on his blackface yearbook photo, Jim & Greg welcome polls showing just 40 percent of Michigan voters are ready to re-elect Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. They also grimace as year-on-year inflation is the worst in almost 40 years. And they hammer President Biden for saying anyone not supporting the Dems’ plan on elections reform is the equivalent of George Wallace, Bull Connor, and Jefferson Davis.

 

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Back to School in Chicago, Biden Bumbling on Russia, Supply Chain Still Choked

31
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Jim & Greg welcome the return of in-person schooling to Chicago after a four-day hissy fit from the Chicago Teachers Union. They also sigh as President Biden reportedly makes no progress in trying to deter Russian military action in Ukraine. And the Biden administration gets caught flat-footed again as out supply chain problems grow.

 

Preview Open
Three Martini Lunch

Senate Midterms, NYC Lets Non-Citizens Vote, Sotomayor Clueless on COVID

00
Hosted by Greg Corombos & Jim Geraghty

Join Jim and Greg as they welcome Senate Republicans making their decisions about running in 2022 and with two incumbents deciding to run again, the GOP odds of taking the majority probably improved. They also fume as New York City Mayor Eric Adams decides to support a city council resolution allowing 800,000 non-citizens in the city to vote in municipal elections. And they’re stunned as Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor claims – in oral arguments – that 100,000 kids are seriously ill with COVID and that many of them are on ventilators. None of that is anywhere close to accurate.

Preview Open

Member Post

Jeff Ditzler
Jeff Ditzler
03
 

The mysterious temples known as “public schools” that dot the landscape of the former United States are so often taken for granted (having been present, in their current form, since the twenty-first century) that many who pass by them every day do not stop to consider their origin, nor that of the mysterious priestly caste, […]
Join Ricochet!

This is a members-only post on Ricochet's Member Feed. Want to read it? Join Ricochet’s community of conservatives and be part of the conversation. Get your first month free.