Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid

Gas explosions in Massachusetts; another l(A)wful gun owner makes another community bleed; Florence blows in and MAGATS grieve for a flag in the winds; "impeach Trump for being mentally ill:" an analysis.

Prayer Meetin' Wednesday! Pat prays a hurricane onto someone else; Dave Daubenmire knows where hurricanes come from; Jim Bakker lives in fear; Hillary the surf witch got Liz's fingers; Louisiana's Attorney General compares people wanting an investigation of rapey priests to the Klan. 

Today's Program was a continuance of the discussion on what our Founding Fathers meant when they were crafting the Constitution and wrote about "High Crimes and Misdemanors". Also covered was the meaning of jurisprudence in the scope of the Kavanaugh hearings, and the lack of, in answering questions that are in direct conflict of our Constitution and the Powers of the President.

9/11 Down the Memory Hole; Re-considering the victims of 9/11; Julius Geezer fist-pumps for 9/11; Florence approaches the U.S. east coast, despite prophecies and prayers.

What does our Founding Fathers, Sir. William Blackstone, and our Constitution have in common? Listen to today's program and you'll find out. Also referenced was Federalist Paper #65, the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and the meaning of an Imperial Presidency.

Morans! Pray away the hurrycane! Klan hoods for Thomas the Tank Engine. Rafaelito worries about "silicon." Ron "Monkey" DeKLANtis quits Congress.

Today's Program followed up from last weeks discussion on the Kavanaugh hearing and the power of the President as set forth in our Constitution. Please refer to Federalist #65 and Hamilton.

Friday-on-the-Front-Porch, Nihilism ApocaRev edition. It's apparently OK to perjure yourself if you're a Republican nominee for SCOTUS. It's also apparently OK to receive stolen property. That's some privilege that Republican privilege!

Kavanaugh, Day 2. Brett isn't even on the Court and he's already up to his eyeballs in the appearance of impropriety. Should a Supreme Court nominee be elevated when he's been in receipt of stolen property?