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Welcome back to “My Favorite Conservative,” where hosts Andrea and Edward Hinton bring you an insightful and thought-provoking discussion. We explore potential vice presidential candidates, analyze polling data, and touch on significant moments in political history, from LBJ’s decision not to seek reelection in 1968 to present-day reflections on the current presidency. We delve into a compelling incident that unfolded when a woman was removed from a plane after demanding a fellow passenger’s relocation due to his support of President Trump. This event triggers a conversation on the importance of free speech, unity despite divergent viewpoints, and the commendable handling of the situation by Alaska Airlines. We discuss the captivating performances and the controversial elements of the 2024 Olympics opening ceremonies in Paris. Join us as we engage in a historical reflection, drawing parallels between past and present political events, including presidential nominations, challenging primary competitions, and political endorsements.

Resources

• McCarthy nearly upsets LBJ in New Hampshire primary: March 12, 1968
• The last time a president dropped out of the race
• LBJ’s Decision
• Presidential assassinations
• This Week in Wins: Portland woman kicked off plan for harassing trump supporter
• This Week in WTF: Olympics advertising the last supper

In this episode of “My Favorite Conservative,” hosts Andrea and Edward discuss a variety of topics. They begin by talking about Project 2025, a collection of conservative policy proposals aiming to reshape the federal government after the 2024 presidential election. The hosts delve into the implications of Schedule F, a proposal to make it easier to fire federal employees, and the controversy surrounding the abortion pill availability. The episode also touches on current events, such as a lawsuit against the LA Unified School District’s COVID vaccine mandate and the issue of unsolicited college admission offers. Throughout the discussion, the hosts give their conservative viewpoints on the topics and invite audience engagement for further discussions.

Resources

• Project 2025: Myths and Facts
• Trump-appointed judges revive lawsuit against L.A. schools’ COVID vaccine mandate
• Even if They Didn’t Apply, Some Students Get College Admission Offers

Welcome to “My Favorite Conservative” podcast, where hosts Andrea and Edward dive deep into the latest political events and heated discussions. In this episode, they tackle the recent attempted assassination of former President Trump, sparking a conversation about the impact of political rhetoric and how it affects the nation’s political landscape. Despite Andrea’s suffering from a cold, both hosts passionately dissect the incident, the potential vice presidential picks, and the upcoming trials. If you want to catch up on the latest political developments and join a community of like-minded individuals, you’ve come to the right place. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking, yet candid, exploration of the current political climate.

Resources

• Witness at Trump rally describes seeing person shot in head
• Real Clear Politics Polls

Welcome to “My Favorite Conservative,” where hosts Edward and Andrea delve into the latest political developments and offer their insightful analysis. In this episode, they examine the responsibility of key individuals for current political issues, drawing attention to their perspectives on the Clintons, President Obama, and Jill Biden. The hosts also explore the significant influence of James Clyburn in Joe Biden’s presidency, discussing his pivotal endorsement and its impact. Furthermore, the hosts share predictions about the Democratic Party’s future, including possible presidential candidates and Biden’s potential announcement regarding his candidacy. Join us as we explore these thought-provoking topics and engage with our audience’s valuable feedback.

Resources

• Real Clear Polling
• Clinton Foundation Donations Plummet 75%
• Results of 2020 Democratic Party Presidential Primaries
• Biden confirms he will pick a black female to the Supreme Court
• This Week in Woke: Woman misgenders United Airlines employee

In this episode of “My Favorite Conservative,” hosts Edward and Andrea delve into a wide array of political topics, including speculation about Joe Biden’s potential resignation from the presidential ticket after a disastrous presidential debate. They also address viewer comments, critique the candidates’ debate performance, and discuss key issues such as illegal immigration, the economy, healthcare, and more. The hosts provide engaging analysis, insightful commentary, and entertaining banter, creating a captivating listening experience.

Resources

• Top Battlegrounds – RCP Average
• Unemployment rises in 2020, as the country battles the COVID-19 pandemic
• What Now that the Gaslighting is Over?
• Shipwreckedcrew on X: About Biden
• Bidens use Delaware homes as ATM, refinancing 35 times with loans totaling $6M: report

Welcome to “My Favorite Conservative,” where we unpack the latest political news and controversies. In today’s episode, hosts Edward and Andrea dive into the hot topics of election interference and potential political manipulation. The hosts delve into the controversial topics of Russian collusion, the Steele dossier, and the Hunter Biden laptop. They discuss the implications of these issues on the election and scrutinize the handling of the situation by both the Trump and Biden camps. Join us as we explore the impact of these issues and anticipate the upcoming presidential debate. Stay tuned for an in-depth discussion on the intersection of politics and media in today’s changing world.

Resources

• Debate Questions That The Moderators Should (But Won’t) Ask Biden
• Brazile under siege after giving Clinton debate question
• HUGE! Kash Patel Drops a Bomb — British Court Reveals Paul Ryan Was the First One to Receive a Copy of Steele Dossier Back in 2016 and He Hid This For Years!
• After This Failed Program, Does Anything Work in Joe Biden’s America
• Exposure to loud aircraft noises could lead to obesity: study