Gino Funicella on the left and me on the right. We discuss the Republican tax reform bill. The Alabama special election, A Muslim supermarket in Portland Maine that defrauded government, University of Connecticut students shouted down conservative speaker and rioted. Senator Franken, Congressman Conyers, Matt Lauer, etc. allegedly harassed women, Journalistic standards or lack thereof -- publishing stories from anonymous sources, due process in sexual harassment cases, media bias, Nina Burleigh statements on Bill Clinton's sexual harassment, winners and losers, flat tax benefits.
A former history teacher, Tom is a columnist who lives in Lovell, Maine. His column is published in Maine and New Hampshire newspapers and on numerous web sites. Email: tomthemick@gmail.com
Friday, December 01, 2017
Left And Right Episode 11-29-17
Gino Funicella on the left and me on the right. We discuss the Republican tax reform bill. The Alabama special election, A Muslim supermarket in Portland Maine that defrauded government, University of Connecticut students shouted down conservative speaker and rioted. Senator Franken, Congressman Conyers, Matt Lauer, etc. allegedly harassed women, Journalistic standards or lack thereof -- publishing stories from anonymous sources, due process in sexual harassment cases, media bias, Nina Burleigh statements on Bill Clinton's sexual harassment, winners and losers, flat tax benefits.
1 comment:
This blog platform is owned by Google and I'm learning how comment moderation works. I've been forced to control who comments here because of one obnoxious troll.
If your comment is civil, sticks to the argument, and you don't attack anyone personally, I'll allow it. Just follow the prompts and it will come to me for approval. After I okay it, you'll see it appear as it always has.
Sorry for the extra steps, but I had to do it for civility's sake.
Video highlights: at 46:27 Tom comes close to actually smiling! Tom talking about "twinks" was delightful!
ReplyDeleteAlso, a question for Tom about how people should be given a chance to speak without being shouted down. Do you think that a declared Nazi, or a KKK member, should be given respectful silence to speak on a campus?