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Dr. Obrien revisits John Locke's "Second Treatise of Civil Government Essay," as well as exploring John Madison's thoughts on Consolidation and our government.

The Moran Monday kally-opey (Anderson Cooper pronunciation) is smokin'! Anti-vaxxers lead the list, with plenty of other entrants, deah Lindsey Graham not far behind. The NRA Roulette Wheel of Horror stops on Poway. 

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There's a lot of impeachment talk out there, and much of it lacks historical depth or understanding. With the expertise of a lifetime's scholarship, Dr. Bill assays the origins of impeachment, the trial of the bill, and the question of who would preside. With Dr. Bill's help, we better understand the situation as it presently exists.

Hoooooo-weee! A jim dandy Extraordinary Ordinary Roundtable discussion ranging from the Dem candidate field, to how the nomination process will work, what possible pitfalls may lie ahead. Geezer Disgustus Deonstrates his (not) very good brain trying to explain the Mueller Report and then, magician-like, tries to make all the Nazis in Charlottesville disappear. 

Limited-use ideas have a way of not turning out that way. Mueller's too-stoopid-to-prosecute defense gets taken out for a spin. A potential mass-murderer is set for release by a Federal Judge. Barr's DoJ mails in the outrage. Pipe-bomber says Trump was "like a new drug" to him. Then, then . . . the return of our good friend, bon vivant, man with a new heart, but not necessarily a bigger one (it's always been big: size matters), Dan Fisher jumps in for two hours of rollicking free-form conversation! Yay!

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In which the Deacons sit right down and take a break. And Franklin Graham worries (just like all the Evilgelicals do) about gay folks having sexytime. And Coach Dave takes the show on the road. And Steve "Cantaloupes Nazi" King gets out his pogo stick. And . . . and . . . and . . . because the EVILgelical Gundamentalists ye have always with ye.

Of rubes and washing machines; of Easter strolls and a moon over Springfield, OR; of Texas Republicans scared of a woman who flew helicopters and has a friend who uses "bad" words; and yes, of course, of the rolling, seething, oozing crime wave that is the Trump Regime. Buckle in.

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A revisiting of Shay's Rebellion. When Capitalism is left without regulation the concept only works for one side. It looks as if the lesson was forgotten, if not left out, of the educational process of the majority. Join us for a continuing journey of what it took for America to become a Nation and it's people to become independent of the monarchy that wanted it all.

Happy Birthday, Agnes, love of my life and joy of my existence!

We had a bumper crop of morans for the program, but the discussion was supplanted by the ongoing consideration of what impeachment really means, what its consequences are, and whither the direction. I hope you find the topic useful. 

What is it to be a "Republic?" It was far from a settled question when the Framers of the Constitution sat down to form a government. Dr. Bill, as only he can, explains the motives and the theories. HINT: be glad Alexander Hamilton didn't get his way.