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By Dave Sussman

Dad. Writes on culture, economics and business issues; published in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and others. Interviewed on Fox News, Fox Business, CNNfn, & numerous radio shows. Daily Co-Host at America's Voice Live, a news and commentary show on Americas Voice News. Purveyor at Whiskey Politics: Conversations with newsmakers on politics & culture. Guest Host on The Real Side Radio (54 terrestrial stations on the GCN and Salem Radio Network). Whiskey Politics is found at Rico… [more]

| August 2, 2018

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The #WalkAway movement and other similar discussions are opening minds about just who is today’s Left. Democrats are freaking out over potentially losing their most dependable voter base: the identity politics crowd. They will brand any such movement as perpetrated by Russian Bots or simply dismiss them all together. More

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| June 21, 2018

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David French of National Review and Chad Benson of Radio America fill in for Jim Geraghty and Greg Corombos. They hope that Congress may exert its constitutional authority by passing legislation to end the family separation policy, secure the border, and stop illegal immigration. They also fear the growing divide between conservatives and liberals as they each […]

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| August 17, 2017

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On his radio show yesterday, Rush Limbaugh mused that the current mania to purge all things from the Confederacy and the Founding is in fact a Mao-like Cultural Revolution staged by the American Left. He is correct. And on his radio show, consistently since soon after the inauguration, Mark Levin has insisted that the current […]

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By Eustace C. Scrubb

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Born in 1961 in Santa Rosa, CA. Graduated from high school from Piner High, Santa Rosa. Graduated from San Diego State University with an AB in Speech Communication. I graduated from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School with an MDiv. Married to the very wonderful Mindy. Worked in youth ministry for 30 years (sometimes full-time, sometimes part-time.) I also worked many years as a hotel night auditor. Now I'm a chaplain at the Men's Shelter of the Seattle Union Gospel Mission. Authored, among othe… [more]

| August 16, 2017

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Bio: Other rattlesnakes make fun of the Midget Faded Rattlesnake because even though it's a rattlesnake, it's both midget and faded (how embarrassing). Mainly it puts up with this, because it's fairly even-tempered (for a rattlesnake), though it's surprisingly venomous for such an unprepossessing creature. The Midget Faded Rattlesnake hibernates from time to time, but is usually back within a few months. The M: The M stands for “Moderator”. For more info on what Moderators o… [more]

| August 14, 2017

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On Slack today, @exjon observed, “Condemning Nazis is the easiest political move in history. It costs Trump nothing.” I disagreed. There are a lot of ordinary people who fear that “Nazi”, at least these days, is chiefly a stick that elitists use to beat the proles. This fear, as many Trump voters like to put is, […]

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Dennis Prager: The Left has Intellectuals, But It’s Not Intellectual

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| August 2, 2017

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Dennis Prager sits down with Dave at #Politicon to discuss Jews on the Left, free speech on the college campus, why it’s not enough to prevent conservatives from speaking; it is now necessary to prevent conservatives from appearing even when not speaking (the Left’s effort to not allow Dennis to make music in Los Angeles). We also discuss how Leftist intellectuals are in fact not intellectual and Dennis responds to the young ‘man’ who called him a “Nazi” right before our interview. Follow Dennis on Facebook, Twitter and PragerU for their must see videos (500 million viewers can’t be wrong!)

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Seawriter is a former Shuttle software engineer who successfully made the transition to the oil and gas industry as a technical writer after the end of the Shuttle program. It is not the first career

| July 16, 2017

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I write a weekly book review for the Daily News of Galveston County. (It is not the biggest daily newspaper in Texas, but it is the oldest.) My review normally appears Wednesdays. When it appears, I post the review on Ricochet on the following Sunday. More

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I am married. BA & MA in Philosophy from Biola U & Talbot Seminary. You can find more of my writings at Daily Wire, Conatus News, The Federalist, FilmFisher, Hollywood in Toto, the AK47 blog and Coolidge Review blog. I also contribute to and co produce The AK47 Podcast and The New Worlders Podcast. Please subscribe to my email list for regular updates.

| July 5, 2017

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(This is another old post from my film blog that simply does not fit the interest of that blog anymore, it fits ricochet.com though, I wrote this right after he became President Elect because I was tired of all the shrieking over “Nazism”) I don’t really know. I doubt it. But the next time you […]

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By NicholasNoecker

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| May 11, 2017

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An Easy Layup in the Allegheny Forest, A Crash-Landing in Kecksburg December 9, 1965. Everything you read here is true. I was 12 years old. It was early evening. We were killing time in a game of 2-on-1 ’til dinner. Suddenly, I was looking at an easy layup and my friend’s Dad began shouting hysterically […]

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May Day and the Third Reich

By Dave Sussman

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| May 2, 2017

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The always astute Daniel Greenfield (FrontPageMag.com) points to the New York Times article “When Communism Inspired Americans”:

But the New York Times will run “When Communism Inspired Americans”. It will run it because while Communism didn’t inspire Americans, it did inspire the left to try and turn America into a totalitarian state. It still does. This is the dirty little secret that leaks out of the left.

By Michael Stopa

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Mike Stopa grew up in Connecticut and attended Wesleyan University, a well-known fortress of conservative thought. He acquired a Ph.D. in Physics specializing in nanoelectronics from the University of Maryland. He teaches and researches nanoscience in the Boston area where he lives with his Japanese wife Hiromi and his four teenage kids!

| February 20, 2017

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It is well known that dictatorial regimes employ religious symbolism to appropriate God to their secular causes. The National Socialists in Germany in the ’30s (i.e., the Nazis) were an outstanding example of this, endorsing “positive Christianity” and asserting that “God is with us” on propaganda posters. The Trump regime has now taken the next step on their road to ultimate power by sending the First Lady of the United States, whom many until now regarded as an innocent, simpleton concubine of the great leader, to lead a mass rally of sheep in the Lord’s Prayer as a preliminary to a Trump rally.

So it begins.

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| December 19, 2016

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The new season of “Man in the High Castle” was released on Friday, and what a doozy it is. For those unfamiliar with the show, the conceit is that it’s 1962 in a world where the Axis powers won WWII and have occupied the United States. The titular Man is collecting films of other realities — some in […]

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By Capt. Spaulding

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| January 11, 2016

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The disgraceful tweet by a Newsweek senior writer that flatly called Ted Cruz a Nazi has been well denounced here. Yet the writer in subsequent tweets seems unaware of how shamefully he has behaved. Turner Classic Movies recently showed the 1955 French documentary “Night and Fog,” about Auschwitz and all those related Nazi horrors. It […]

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