Podcast by Politics With Paxton
In this special episode of Politics With Paxton, I interview Jason Paul, a candidate for the position of DNC Chair.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I examine the policies that Eric Swalwell proposed to address gun violence, especially the mandatory ban and buyback of assault weapons, in his 2020 Democratic presidential campaign, and why these policies are important to implement to save lives and to fulfill the historical mission of the United States.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I engage in a comprehensive analysis of many of the plans that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Jay Inslee devised to combat the crisis of climate change. In the process, I compare and contrast Inslee's environmental policies to those of United States Presidents Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden and highlight the ways in which Inslee's environmental policies would have improved upon those of Obama, Trump, and Biden and how the 2020 presidential election and Inslee's debates with Biden warned us of Biden's approval of the Willow Oil Project.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I analyze the importance of the 1844 and 1848 presidential bids of Lewis Cass, how his story reflects the imperative to never reward white supremacy, and why the 1848 election was a turning point in American history.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I examine the importance of John Bell's 1860 Constitutional Union presidential campaign as well as its spiritual successors in Andrew Johnson and the National Union Party and Andrew Yang and the Forward Party, and why they serve political forces that oppose progress.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I introduce Season 3 of Politics With Paxton, during which I will be examining the legacies and importance of various "What If Presidents", presidential candidates that very nearly were elected president. I will analyze what their prospective administrations likely would have been like had they been elected president.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I issue a call to action about the imperative to abolish private prisons. I also discuss the challenges that American citizens may encounter in their efforts to do so.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, which functions as the finale for Season 2, I highlight the imperative to allow both currently incarcerated and formerly incarcerated American citizens to vote.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I highlight the dangerous ramifications of United States President Joe Biden's decision to sell Patriot Missiles to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the midst of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I examine the role that accelerationism has played in inciting right-wing terroristic activity. I also explore former White House Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon's associations with accelerationism and how the ideology of accelerationism can explain some of the recent political upheaval in Brazil.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I examine the negative repercussions of United States President Joe Biden's insistence that the COVID-19 pandemic is over and issue a call to action to remain committed to COVID-19 precautionary measures.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I compare the leadership styles of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and Czar Nicholas I and examine what their similarities mean in the broader context of world history.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I issue a call to action about the need to continue supporting the people of Crimea and Ukraine as a whole.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, I examine the lack of authenticity expressed by Stephen K. Bannon, complete with direct quotes from The Mueller Report detailing Bannon's role in colluding with the Russian government in order to get Donald Trump elected President in 2016 as well as Bannon's work in instigating the January 6 insurrection. 4 years ago today I started Politics With Paxton with my Destruction of the Administrative State episode. This brand new episode, The Chief Strategist, will serve as a sequel to that episode.
In this podcast, I examine the challenges that formerly incarcerated Americans face when reintegrating back into society and some of the possible initiatives that could be implemented to improve reentry.
In this podcast, I examine the negative impacts that incarceration can have on mental health and what can be done to promote a prison environment that is more conducive to mental health wellness.
In this episode of Politics with Paxton, we explore the ways in which we can work to diminish systemic racism in the criminal justice system in America.
In this brand new episode of Politics With Paxton, we uncover the history of prisons in America in order to inform ourselves on how to best address challenges facing our present criminal justice system.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, we explore the purpose of prisons in America.
In this short episode of Politics With Paxton, I introduce the content of Season 2 of this podcast series.
In this episode of Politics with Paxton, I examine the history, impact, and legacy of the mandatory buyback program as proposed by former Democratic presidential candidates Eric Swalwell, Beto O'Rourke, and several others.
Inspired by the spirit of Andrew Yang's Freedom Dividend, in this episode Paxton Phillips examines the various ways we can come together and fight poverty.
In this episode of Politics With Paxton, Paxton Phillips takes a deep dive into Rex Tillerson's tenure as President Donald Trump's first Secretary of State and asks the question: what is Rex Tillerson's legacy.
Are President Trump's Cabinet picks working against the very agencies that they were chosen to lead or serve?
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