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A look back at Republican tactics.   While Donald Trump dominated the news for much of the last half-decade, Republicans have been tinkering with messaging that obscures just how hostile they are to most Americans' wants and needs. Today we look back at two instances of this: their attempts to cast theirs as the party of economic equality, and their willingness to use racial and cultural wars and wedge issues to divide the working class. Tom Geoghegan Labor lawyer Tom Geoghegan thinks Republican “faux populism” is a good sign for Democrats … because we own the issue. Daniel McGraw Donald Trump's anti-Hispanic rhetoric may make no difference. Why? Because the Latino vote is mostly set in states other than Florida and possibly Colorado, says voting analyst Daniel McGraw. Jim Hightower   A Rube Goldberg Inflationary Spiral   Last July, several GOP senators combined their 5-watt intellects to charge that inflation was rising because of the “insane tax and spending spree of President Biden and the Democrats.”   Never mind that the “insane” spending is for such sensible, productive, and enormously popular national needs as childcare and jobless benefits, Mitch McConnell's rabidly partisan flock saw the chance to politicize the public's legitimate worries about rising prices.   Jamie Raskin Bill's Take on Biden's State of the Union   Although Biden is not known as a great orator, he gave a great speech Tuesday night.   If you'd like to hear the entire episode, visit BillPressPods.com.  

Drawing from his original doctoral research at ACU, combined with his experience as a minister and as a Navy Reserve Chaplain, Daniel McGraw talks about how to lead effectively while continuing to nourish one's soul.Continue reading

Paul takes calls from Pat in GA, and then from Jim. Plus, he welcomes in writer Daniel McGraw, who talks about college football's impact on the presidential election.

Greg Ellis read's Ideology and Facts Collide at Oberlin College, Daniel McGraw's essay on the legal dispute between a bakery and the liberal arts college that ended with a $33 million payout to the small business.

Greg Ellis read's Ideology and Facts Collide at Oberlin College, Daniel McGraw's essay on the legal dispute between a bakery and the liberal arts college that ended with a $33 million payout to the small business.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, June 14, 20194:20 pm: Author and historian Victor Davis Hanson joins the program to discuss his recent piece on PJ Media about why the people of the western middle classes are so angry4:35 pm: Congressman Chris Stewart joins Rod for a conversation about concerns in Washington, D.C. over the so called “deepfakes” and the damage these doctored videos and images can do6:05 pm: Daniel McGraw, contributor to Legal Insurrection, joins Rod to discuss the case of Oberlin College vs. Gibson’s Bakery in which the bakery was awarded $33 million in damages for defaming the bakery as racist6:20 pm: Zach Whitney of the Utah Department of Transportation joins the show to discuss the road construction projects in the state that are expected to cause significant delays this weekend6:35 pm – Listen Back Friday: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations with Don Haider-Markel, Professor of Political Science at the University of Kansas, on why attitudes have changed so quickly about gay rights in America, and (at 6:50 pm) with Christian Robey, Director of External Affairs for the Media Research Center, about why he says the liberal media is responsible for the divisiveness in America.

Prominent historian Michael Genovese on why Trump would be a terrible president … voting expert Daniel McGraw says Republican voters are dying faster than Democrats … and sociologist Andrew Cherlin links marriage to income.   Distinguished presidential historian Michael Genovese explains the what it takes to be a good president, and he says Donald Trump would not be an effective one. Voting analyst Daniel McGraw says there is a death gap between the two parties, with many more Republican voters checking out than Democrats. And sociologist Andrew Cherlin says only people with decent combined incomes are getting married these days.   Michael Genovese One of America’s most distinguished historians, Michael Genovese, describes the powers and limitations of the presidency … and says Donald Trump would find that barking orders is not going to work.   Daniel McGraw Journalist and voting expert Daniel McGraw says Republicans have an actuarial  problem because so many of their voters are older than Democrats. But, he warns, if the Republicans concentrate on economic issues, they may get younger voters to listen to them.   Andrew Cherlin Sociologist Andrew Cherlin says there is a marriage gap, with only those couples with the prospect of decent incomes actually legalizing their union.   Jim Hightower Government of, by, and for Big Money.

Stephen Miles says Republicans want war with Iran … voting analyst Daniel McGraw says Republicans are dying off faster than they are being replaced … and Bill Press talks with Congressman Dan Kildee of Michigan.   Defense policy expert Stephen Miles says that if the Iran nuclear deal is blocked by Congress, it will lead to war – and many Republicans want that to happen. Maybe Donald Trump’s anti-Hispanic rhetoric will make no difference, because voting analyst Daniel McGraw says the Latino vote won’t make a difference in any states other than Florida and possibly Colorado. And Bill Press interviews Congressman Dan Kildee, about Iran, Hillary Clinton and the TPP.   Stephen Miles Stephen Miles, an anti-war advocate and defense policy expert, says if Congress kills the Iran nuclear deal, it will lead to war, and that’s what many Republicans want. http://winwithoutwar.org/   Daniel McGraw Despite the nasty rhetoric from Donald Trump, the Hispanic vote won’t make much of a difference in 2016, says voter analyst Daniel McGraw. Why? Because the Hispanic vote simply is already a lock for Democrats in all but possibly Florida and Colorado.   Dan Kildee Bill Press and his guest, Congressman Dan Kildee of Michigan.   Jim Hightower You, too, can be part of Scott Walker's inner circle.