Join @stuartbrisgel @davidsolomon on The Rant Network
TheRantNetwork
711 episodes
1 day ago
American politics isn’t about governing anymore—it’s a circus where loyalty and betrayal sell more than policy. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation proves how quickly the left can flip the script: yesterday’s “lunatic” is today’s political pawn because she broke ranks with Trump. Just like Liz Cheney and John Fetterman before her, the game is the same—vilify, then embrace when it’s convenient. The headlines aren’t about solutions, they’re about spectacle, and the audience keeps tuning in. Se...
All content for Join @stuartbrisgel @davidsolomon on The Rant Network is the property of TheRantNetwork and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
American politics isn’t about governing anymore—it’s a circus where loyalty and betrayal sell more than policy. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation proves how quickly the left can flip the script: yesterday’s “lunatic” is today’s political pawn because she broke ranks with Trump. Just like Liz Cheney and John Fetterman before her, the game is the same—vilify, then embrace when it’s convenient. The headlines aren’t about solutions, they’re about spectacle, and the audience keeps tuning in. Se...
Join @stuartbrisgel @davidsolomon on The Rant Network
16 minutes
1 week ago
Courts Versus The Ballot
Power doesn’t only shift at the ballot box; it shifts in courtrooms where lifetime judges can halt or reshape entire national agendas. We take you inside the legal map that has defined modern governance, tracing the path from district court injunctions to appellate firewalls that decide whether immigration, energy, and regulatory reforms ever take effect. With a clear timeline of cases, circuits, and judges, we show how a decades-long appointment strategy concentrated influence in key venues ...
Join @stuartbrisgel @davidsolomon on The Rant Network
American politics isn’t about governing anymore—it’s a circus where loyalty and betrayal sell more than policy. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation proves how quickly the left can flip the script: yesterday’s “lunatic” is today’s political pawn because she broke ranks with Trump. Just like Liz Cheney and John Fetterman before her, the game is the same—vilify, then embrace when it’s convenient. The headlines aren’t about solutions, they’re about spectacle, and the audience keeps tuning in. Se...
