Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid

The cat's out of the bag, and it's howling. Nitwit Nero is in the midst of a paranoid conniption. The walls are closing in. 

Loving Christian minister attacks Greta Thunberg. Another loving Christian minister attacks a teen girl and tries to rape her. Christian "prophet" fantasizes the execution of Barack Obama on orders from Q. Anti-vaxxers threaten well-being of North Carolina's children. 

Our program today focuses on James Madison and what he had in mind regarding our Constitution and what it meant for the People. Madison's Federalist Papers #10 and #51 were referenced in this discussion as well as an essay by Larry Kramer called, "The Interest of the Man": James Madison, Popular Constitutionalism, and the Theory of Deliberative Democracy.

These references give you only a thumbnail of our discussion and we hope you'll join us in perusing this and many other topics that are crucial in understanding how government was designed to function and for what purposes they hoped to achieve.  

A special Impeachment Front Porch. With all the news breaking today, it was time to turn the group's attention to questions of Impeachment, the evidence for it and the procedure of it. Also: Ivanka goes to a Religious Freedom Conference at the UN. One may only wonder what Mother Pence must have thought. 

We welcome you back after our brief hiatus to another program that's isn't only history, but a discussion on Civics and how history is perceived in and out of the classroom. While our text books only teach a somewhat distorted view of history as it occurred, it stands to reason that history is only as good as the person writing the book. This is why we need to refer to source materials. 

We'll be covering the information that's in Dr. Obrien's lectures on the Constitution, the Confederation period and the Declaration of Independence. Let's discuss what's made our country and compare it to what's taking place now and see where it leads us.

Again, thank you for your support of this program. 

"And a little child shall lead them." Greta Thunberg called out every hydrocarbon moran on Planet Earth today. Later in the program, and other delightful conversation with Dan Fisher as he celebrates his first birthday with his new heart . . . and it's a big, good one. 

The revelations continue to dribble out of Nitwit Nero's maladministration about the sleazy, crooked business with Ukraine. Chlaymydia Claudius rents the U.S. military to the barbarians in Saudi Arabia. Climate Strike brings out millions to demand a future for our species.

Naturally, everyone is talking about the more-and-more obvious fact that Nitwit Nero is a foreign asset; but there's another issue begging for attention that is being serially ignored: the UAW strike against GM. Gee! I wonder why that might be? Also: the curse upon humanity that is the Anti-vaxxer movement. 

The Cathedral sound system was on the fritz, but we got through without the usual hymn. A little real news and then off to the races with the Religion Industry goons. Everything from good, Christian child sexual abuse to "The Deplorable Choir," to a Deep State Conspiracy at the blood bank. Oh, and an Assembly of Gawd exorcism. 

The Lewandowski Circus came to the House Judiciary Committee. Hilarity did NOT ensue. "Plastics" was the memorable line from "The Graduate." It may also be our achilles heel. Well, that and carbon. Here, little unborn baby, let's start your life with plastic poison and carbon.