The Conservative Hippie Podcast

Episode 50 - Listener Questions - Antifa Trump Protest Culture and Business If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element I am so excited the podcast turned 50! It's been an interesting journey. I am happy to be here with you. 1:  Question: At what point in your life did you become a “conservative hippie,” and realize that to be true to yourself, you would identify yourself under two descriptors that most people believe go together like fire and water? From @davestwittylife on Twitter 2:  Question: Will Joe Biden Debate Trump Considering he seems to be declining mentally? From G Moody @geraldmoody1560 on Twitter and host of This That & the Third Podcast 3:  Question: How did all of this begin for you? From @speakernikesa on Twitter 4:  Question: 2020 election Predictions for Minnesota and Wisconsin and the impact the rioting will have on them? From @coachscott619 on Twitter 5:  Question: Episode 44 about Covid an

Episode 49 - The Charlottesville Newspeak If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element "Very fine people on both sides."  This Trump quote has become one of the most divisive in his entire Presidency.  Joe Biden listed this quote as the top reason he is running for President.  Just today, embattled Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler used this quote as logic for resistance.  The narrative being pushed and promoted to this day is that President Trump referred to white supremacists as fine people. Is it true?  It seems to be common knowledge that it is true.  Let's take a dive into the foundational facts surrounding the Charlottesville incident, and piece together the real story behind the rhetoric. The Charlottesville Incident may have happened on August 12th 2017, but it really started earlier that year in February.  It was in February that the Charlottesville City Council voted to remove a statue of Robert E Lee.  The Vi