Frogleg Christmas Show-Ho-Ho
Get yourself some spiked eggnog and snuggle in on the couch. Joe Dan Gorman with Intellectual Froglegs wishes us all a Merry Christmas Ho-Ho and a Happy New Year’s to boot.
Get yourself some spiked eggnog and snuggle in on the couch. Joe Dan Gorman with Intellectual Froglegs wishes us all a Merry Christmas Ho-Ho and a Happy New Year’s to boot.
💩 We take a look at a classic Indian POO FIGHT.
Tyler Oliveira stumbled into India’s poop-throwing festival — yes, that’s a real thing.
SugarTits and I wish we were making it up. It’s called the Gorehabba, where villagers literally lob cow dung at each other to celebrate Diwali 💩.
Here’s more from Bearing.
Grok started calling itself MechaHitler and threatening to grape people. What does that say about humans? Here’s more from Bridget Phetasy on her new Dumpster Fire.
The final days of the Biden Administration may have marked the most immoral, petty and vindictive departure in U.S. history.
While some 10,000 pardons took center stage, Steve Green shines a light on the malicious economic sabotage committed by Joe Biden as he shuffled off the stage of history. Green says that you wouldn’t believe the numbers the Biden Administration cabal put together in the the first 4 months 2025. Bill Whittle, and Scott join Green to share their thoughts.
By declaring in his second inaugural address that henceforth the U.S. government will recognize only two biological genders–male and female–President Donald Trump has pulled the plug on the political strategy of using regular Americans’ sense of sympathy and fair play against them and launched the end of the era of weaponized victimhood.
In this episode of “Right Angle,” Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Steve share their thoughts on wokeism and the rhetorical genius evil people on the far progressive left.
Why is it that the nation’s third most populous state–Florida, a laughing stock in the days and weeks after the 2000 election–is able to get a complete and accurate count of its 23 million citizens within 90 minutes of the polls closing, while other states are still tabulating days, even weeks, later?
And why did it take Pennsylvania some five hours to call the race? Well, we all know why. The crack “Right Angle” team of Bill Whittle, Steve Green and Scott discuss some of the options on the table.
As a tyrannical decade of globalist Justin Trudeau comes to an ignominious close, a new voice has emerged in Canadian politics: Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party.
“Right Angle’s” Scott Ott says he’s Donald Trump but with a smooth, delicious, maple-syrup coating. Ott is joined by colleagues Bill Whittle and Steve Green to share their thoughts.
“We are in a low-trust moment and it binds right and left together,” says a GOP pollster writing in The New York Times. Both sides are rapidly losing trust in institutions they once cherished. For example, the military on the part of conservatives and the news media on the part of progressives–and the result is a shaky alliance, a nation where no one trusts anything.
The “Right Angle” crew of Scot Ott, Bill Whittle and Steve Green to share their thoughts.
Bill Whittle says a small town in Ontario, Canada, recently refused to fly the rainbow flag during Pride Month for two excellent reasons: One, they didn’t fly anyone else’s flag all year, and two, they didn’t have a flagpole.
But that was more than a gay activist group could bear. So they complained to the ominously-named Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, who fined the town $10,000 and the mayor of the town $5,000. Plus they suggested re-education camp, obviously. But they didn’t fly the flag.
Whittle and the “Right Angle” crew of Steve Green and Scott Ott share their thoughts on the issue.
Among the many things revealed by the 2024 presidential election, most prominent among them must be the revelation that the mainstream media is no longer mainstream at all, and is, in fact, an irrelevancy.
Bill Whittle suggests that after four years of non-stop shrieking, whining, threatening and lying the people rejected their narrative by the greatest margin in almost two generations and their loss of power to control society is not something they are taking particularly well.
Whittle and his “Right Angle” colleagues Steve Green and Scott Ott share their thoughts.