Tracked Targeted Walking Dead Kurt Schlichter Tony Katz Stephen Kruiser
What’s the Plural Form of Apocalypse?

Obsessed with zombies? Worried that Lucy will pull the ball away from you … one more time? Stephen Kruiser, Tony Katz, and Kurt Schlichter have the cure for what ails you: Tracked and Targeted, Episode 6.

A BLOCK: You Can’t Say That in Church

As reported by Houston’s ABC affiliate, KTRK:

The City of Houston wants sermons from pastors engaged in the legal battle over the controversial equal rights ordinance.

In a subpoena to five members of the Houston Area Pastors Council, the city is requesting a long list of documents and communications. Among them are “all speeches, presentations, or sermons” related to the Equal Rights Ordinance and “all communications with members of your congregation” regarding it and the failed petition against it.

As Tony points out, this used to be the kind of story only crackpots or conspiracy theorists would dream up. Now it’s actually happening.

HAMMOCK BLOCK: The Walking Dead (Not the Democrats Running for Senate)

In a world full of actual evil and treacherous violence, how is it that Americans are obsessed with a zombie apocalypse. Jurt wants to know if this is cognitive dissonance, rational ignorance, or are Americans suffering from a bad case of crisis fatigue and just need to veg out on the couch for a couple years?

C BLOCK: How to Prevent a Republican Implosion

There’s a lot of talk about Republicans taking over the Senate. But Kruiser hops in the Way-Back Machine to remind us how Republicans ruined their brand last time they had majorities in the House and Senate.

If Republicans are going to continue the momentum through 2016, we’re going to have to hold them accountable.

Step One: Get rid of Speaker Boehner.
Step Two: Let us know in the comments below.

D-DAWG BLOCK: Free For All

Great news from the VA Hospital in Phoenix. But there’s plenty of blame around that President Obama can share in. And the guys answer your questions from and Twitter, but we’d prefer your questions in the comment section below.

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  1. Guruforhire Member

    As compared to voting for Mitt Romney again, which of the following would be less painful when crammed into your eyeball?

    A.) A soldering Iron

    B.) An old rusty roofing nail (with Tetanus)

    C.) An unwashed Meathook

    D.) An unholy hybrid of the above

    You want questions, I’ve got questions.

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    • October 15, 2014, at 5:25 PM PDT
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  2. Leslie Watkins Inactive
    Leslie Watkins Joined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member

    Really enjoyed this episode. The mix of serious observation and comical outbursts was just to my liking. Thanks, guys. (Hope your dad gets out of the hospital soon, Stephen.)

    • #2
    • October 15, 2014, at 8:23 PM PDT
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  3. Stephen Kruiser Inactive

    Guruforhire:As compared to voting for Mitt Romney again, which of the following would be less painful when crammed into your eyeball?

    A.) A soldering Iron

    B.) An old rusty roofing nail (with Tetanus)

    C.) An unwashed Meathook

    D.) An unholy hybrid of the above

    You want questions, I’ve got questions.

    Oh, this will definitely come up in next week’s Free For All.

    • #3
    • October 16, 2014, at 9:21 AM PDT
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  4. Stephen Kruiser Inactive

    Leslie Watkins:Really enjoyed this episode. The mix of serious observation and comical outbursts was just to my liking. Thanks, guys. (Hope your dad gets out of the hospital soon, Stephen.)

    Thank you, Leslie!

    • #4
    • October 16, 2014, at 9:21 AM PDT
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  5. Hartmann von Aue Member

    Key take-aways this week: 

    “Come with me when I have to go to Coinstar to get money to buy groceries. I’ll show you oppressed.”

    “Let’s make Godwin’s law obligatory.”

    The use of “Springtime for Hitler” was brilliant.

    Geek pedantry point: it was Captain America punching Hitler in the face, which was nicely referenced in the USO Tour section of the first Captain America movie.

    “We have to have something to measure against other than ‘you suck less than the other guy'”. – Yup. Get rid of Boehner and McConnell as top leadership for starters.

    “If you’re the anarchy guy in your 20’s…”- good paraphrase of Winston Churchill there.

    You want a suggestion: Do a show where you team up with Zo Nation.

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    • October 16, 2014, at 9:41 AM PDT
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  6. Aaron Miller Member
    Aaron Miller Joined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member

    “The Left doesn’t care about free speech.”

    Agreed. They will silence us by force whenever they have the power, and they’re power grows with every generation. President Obama is a glimpse into America’s future: lawlessness, demonization of half our country’s population by its political leaders, corruption out in the open, etc. As bold as Obama has been, the next Democrat in power will be bolder… because Obama got away with everything.

    Great podcast.

    If Breitbart or PJTV hired this guy to cover the never ending train wreck of crises in the news these days, the show would probably match The Walking Dead ratings. Grab your popcorn:

    • #6
    • October 16, 2014, at 11:23 AM PDT
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  7. FunJohnny Member

    On the “To Do” List for a Republican Congressional majority, in addition to damage control vis a vis The Lightgiver, should be enacting legislation that spells out a positive agenda. A replacement for Obamacare, energy development of Federal lands and in our coastal waters, somehow unwinding “too big to fail” and the Consumer Protection whatchamacallit in Dodd-Frank, putting the brakes on the economy-crushing EPA regulatory overreach, etc. Sure all these kinds of bills will get vetoed, but then who is the obstructionist in the ointment, and our candidate for POTUS will have something to run on.

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    • October 16, 2014, at 12:05 PM PDT
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  8. Aaron Miller Member
    Aaron Miller Joined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member

    Various Republicans have proposed all kinds of legislation in recent years that actually has value. My Congressman Ted Poe, for example, has proposed selling federal lands back to the people and applying the proceeds to the public debt. But Boehner doesn’t promote or publicize those initiatives.

    Without the Presidency, the House is more significant than the Senate because of its supposed budget authority. What have they done with it? Nothing. That’s what you can expect in the next two years under President Obama: nothing.

    Republicans won’t stonewall the next Attorney General appointment for long because they lack the PR competence to combat Democrats’ accusations. It will be a repeat of the debt ceiling and budget episodes.

    Meanwhile, what have they done about the IRS scandal? Fast and Furious? Benghazi?

    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Obama, Pelosi, Reid, and other leading Democrats are demonstrably not limited by morality. They regularly lie and demonize. They obviously don’t care about Constitutional limits or legal constraints. Anyone who is not restrained by morals can only be restrained by power. The more power Republicans allow Democrats to exercise without serious consequence, the bolder and uglier liberal actions will become. These people are not merely mistaken. They are evil.

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    • October 16, 2014, at 12:36 PM PDT
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  9. FunJohnny Member

    The point is that, unlike the last six years (starting next Congress, hopefully), Republicans will have the ability to actually pass bills, because they won’t go to the Senate and die there — making it more difficult for the MSM to proclaim that the Republicans don’t have an agenda or anything to offer on the positive side of the ledger, and we need to make the most of that opportunity leading up to the Presidential election in ’16. So, in addition to stopping Obama for the last 2 years of his time, we need to at least show the American voting public something that indicates what we would offer them. And the added benefit is that it would force Obama to actually take a stand on the issues by vetoing legislation — thereby showing what his party opposes.

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    • October 16, 2014, at 5:37 PM PDT
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  10. Bishop Wash Member

    Is Katy Perry that gullible?

    Exhibit A:

    PerryDress1

    Exhibit B:

    PerryDress2

    Exhibit C:

    PerryDress3

    Hooking up with Brand fits the pattern.

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    • October 17, 2014, at 7:53 AM PDT
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  11. Aaron Miller Member
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    I prefer her quirky but subdued doppleganger.

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    • October 17, 2014, at 10:34 AM PDT
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  12. Painter Jean Member

    Guys, great conversation, but please please don’t speak so loudly! You don’t need to shout!

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    • October 17, 2014, at 1:16 PM PDT
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  13. Grey Lady Inactive

    Can you tell me the song you play at the beginning of your Free for All segment? I’m sure it’s just me, but “Free for All” in YouTube didn’t help at all.

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    • October 18, 2014, at 10:24 AM PDT
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  14. Profile Photo Member

    Helicopter parenting does lead to adults incapable of even seeing a dead animal on the road without wondering when the government i arriving to take it away. Canada has the same political correctness. As said, the right don’t spend a great deal of time thinking about gay stuff. Go ahead and do it. What I enjoy is now the gay pride parade funding is being removed because, hey, you guys have marriage, our premier of ontario is gay, who cares, so where is the oppression? Pay for your own parade.

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    • October 19, 2014, at 4:28 AM PDT
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  15. Randy Weivoda Moderator
    Randy Weivoda Joined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member

    I applaud Russell Brand for telling people not to bother voting. It’s not people like James Delingpole who are going to take advice from Russell Brand. Anybody who lets Brand be their guiding light would have voted Socialist, Communist, Labor, or Green. I call it a win for the good guys if 10,000 Brand fans follow his advice.

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    • October 19, 2014, at 6:37 PM PDT
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  16. 1967mustangman Inactive

    We need more of this show. Seriously. Like two or three times a week.

    • #16
    • October 21, 2014, at 9:56 AM PDT
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