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Ricochet Podcast: A Glitch in the Matrix

Rob, Peter, and James welcome Purdue University president Mitch Daniels stops by to talk about political correctness on campus, and Rick Wilson helps the boys weigh in on Mitt Romney’s stem-winding speech on Donald Trump. Discuss this podcast at Ricochet.

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The Georgia Smear

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How Immigration Changes Britain

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Almost nothing is discussed as badly in America or Europe as the subject of immigration. And one reason is that it remains almost impossible to have any sensible or rational public discussion of its consequences. Or rather it is eminently possible to have a discussion about the upsides (“diversity,” talent, ... Read More
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Sorry, Brian Kemp Still Won

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