Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
Today's bonus episode is my sit-down conversation with Rebecca Yardley who is running to be the GOP Chair for the state of Georgia. As we are seeing at the national level, leading the Republican party is more than just fund-raising, it's also about winning elections, locally and nationally. Rebecca has more than 30 years of… Continue reading Conversation with Rebecca Yardley for Georgia GOP Chair
Happy Insurrection Day! I have no choice but to open today with a bit of snark and sarcasm over those who have still convinced themselves the January 6 riots were the worst day in America. While it was disappointing to see people pushed toward doing damage and behaving like a mob, it was not an… Continue reading Happy Insurrection Day plus the McCarthy debate reminds us we’re not mob rule
Today opens with some massive wins, thanks to the 20 or so Republicans who refuse to just tow the line and let Kevin McCarthy waltz into the Speakership. While being mocked, derided and called all sorts of horrible names, these 20 folks are actually carrying out the business of what it means to be a… Continue reading They are not enemies, narcissists or domestic terrorists and they are winning
Today's show opens with my thoughts on Kevin McCarthy and the vote for Speaker of the House. I remind everyone where I was after the midterms of 2022, that we should not reward failure. Whether we like the people or not, several in GOP leadership continue to want to be rewarded for failing to keep… Continue reading McCarthy debate, Constitutionality and Twitter and the FBI Belly Button
It's been awhile since I have spent any time on the topic of Covid and the mRNA vaccines. Today, I find it interesting how the "fact checkers" are more often wrong and tend to shoot down inconvenient truths at the expense of misleading the American public. While instances of sudden, unexplained heart attacks continues to… Continue reading Fact checkers continue to fail while vaccine adverse events keep rising
Welcome to Season 5 of The Alan Sanders Show. It is such a pleasure to be back with you after the holiday break. We had a great time with our family and friends and hope you did as well. For the season opener, I decided to ease into the new year with a little background… Continue reading Welcome to Season 5 of The Alan Sanders Show
With the holidays upon me, I have to keep today's show short, but knew I had to address the Twitter Files part 8, dealing with helping the Pentagon with the PsyOp campaigns. While Twitter repeatedly said they did not aid state actors with propaganda or other operations, it's obvious they did get cozy with the… Continue reading Twitter Files part 8 – Pentagon PsyOps
Today's show opens with a quick look to the Kari Lake lawsuit, which we just find will go forward. Kattie Hobbs tried to have the case dismissed, but a judge is allowing a pair of charges to go forward. As Kari Lake tweets, Kattie Hobbs is now going to have to take the stand and… Continue reading Lake’s case, J6 bonus episode and Twitter Files part 7 – The Intel Community
Today's show is dedicated to The Twitter Files part 6, which dropped late Friday night and had a supplemental drop on Sunday night. The entire episode is about how the FBI treated Twitter like a wholly owned subsidiary, there to do the Bureau's bidding. In a series of tweets, Matt Taibbi shows the cozy relationship… Continue reading Twitter Files part 6 – FBI treats Twitter like a subsidary
After my weekly shout outs for those who are helping to support the show, I spend the first 25 minutes of the show breaking down they 8 journalists suspended from Twitter from doxxing Elon Musk. The Legacy/mainstream media, as they are wont to do, is having a toddler tantrum and trying to make this out… Continue reading Mainstream media now worried about free speech and Trump’s two announcements
I started to plan my show with three news stories about plummeting retail sales and a worsening economy. I had no idea it would also morph into a side-topic of some of the life-lessons I've learned regarding getting out of debt and staying out of debt. Plus, I wanted to cover a moment from Governor… Continue reading Plummeting retail sales, getting out of debt, DeSantis going after COVID and Ivermectin
Today we start with the tweet Elon Musk dropped on Sunday where he said his pronouns were "Prosecute" and "Fauci." We dive into that and it reminded me of a story I had been holding for about a week. But, before I tie the Musk tweet with the story I had been saving, we have… Continue reading Emotional attachments to narratives and the CDC’s private Twitter portal
Today we need to get caught up on the Twitter Files parts 4 and 5. But, before we do that, inflation numbers dropped today and we are down a bit to 7.1% year-to-year. And, while that is the average across all products, food and energy costs are through the roof. President Joe Biden then lies… Continue reading Inflation, wages, Kattie Hobbs in court plus Twitter Files parts 4 and 5
Today we spend the entire episode breaking down The Twitter Files part 3, dealing with the shadow banning of President Donald J. Trump from early 2020 through his eventual expulsion after January 6, 2021. Matt Taibbi reveals Twitter was already affecting the election by turning on their "visibility filtering" on the President of the United… Continue reading The Twitter Files part 3 – Election interference through January 6-8
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