Super Tuesday has come and gone, and the Democratic field has been whittled down to just a few contenders. Paul and Andrew are joined by Travis and Gurkie to discuss where the Democratic race stands now. Which candidate has the best shot at unseating Trump? Is Biden the favorite now? Stick around until the end to hear some interesting, and potentially libelous, election day stories.
A Joe Biden presidency would be very bad for the United States without doing anything significant to ameliorate the perceived problems of the current administration. Yes, Joe Biden is a much nicer person than Donald Trump, but at the end of the day, this is about what politicians do, not what kind of people they are. Donald Trump’s flaws are significant and should, and in better times, likely would disqualify…
The February 2020 democratic presidential debate saw the field reduced to six and the introduction of Michael Bloomberg. Paul was unavailable, so Andrew Riley brought on a guest to discuss the fireworks at the NBC/MSNBC Nevada Debate and what this means for the election coming into the Nevada Caucuses, South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday.
Andrew and Paul try something new and decide to record a podcast while watching the results of the 2020 Iowa Caucus as they come in. If you’re reading this, you might already realize the problems that arose. Listen in as we discuss our predictions for the Iowa Caucus and how it will affect the race for the Democratic nomination and the 2020 election. We tried something new this time around,…
The seventh televised democratic presidential debate of 2019/2020 presidential election happened on January 14th. Once again, Andrew and Paul watched the debates so you wouldn’t have to. What were the big moments? Who has the best chance to win the Iowa Caucus and who is best positioned to beat Trump? Listen in to find out what we think.
The fifth televised democratic presidential debate of 2019 happened on November 20th. Once again, Andrew and Paul watched the debates so you wouldn’t have to. This time, we tried to limit ourselves to a discussion shorter than the debate itself. What were the big moments? Who do we think are on track to pick up some delegates once the primaries start? Listen in to find out what we think.
The fourth televised democratic presidential debate of 2019 happened on October 15th, and with 12 candidates it was the largest field to take the stage on a single night during this primary. With such a super-sized field of candidates, it only made sense that we recorded a super-sized podcast that was worthy of covering such an event. Once again, Andrew and Paul watched the debates so you wouldn’t have to,…
Cancel culture has been a growing part of American public life over the years, but a backlash seems to be growing. Perhaps the most recent evidence of this is the incredible split between the critical consensus and audience score on Rotten Tomatoes for Dave Chappelle’s new Netflix special. Join the Rampant Discourse crew as they discuss their thoughts on Cancel Culture. Is it a force for good? Has it gone…
Last night was the third televised democratic presidential debate of 2019, the first debate with the stricter qualification criteria that led to 10 candidates on stage in one night versus 20 spread out over two nights. Once again we listened to the candidates answer questions regarding why they are best suited to unseat Donald Trump and become the next President of the United States. Once again, Andrew and Paul watched…
Over the last two nights we’ve had the second televised democratic presidential debates of 2019 where 20 candidates answered questions regarding why they are best suited to unseat Donald Trump and become the next President of the United States. This time, the debates were a whopping 3 hours long versus the 2 hour length of the first debate. Once again, Andrew and Paul watched the debates so you wouldn’t have…