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LN Radio 10/25/20 Biden Fallout: Corruption, Oil and a Dark Winter

LN Radio 10/25/20 Biden Fallout: Corruption, Oil and a Dark Winter

With the heat turned up on multiple fronts, can Joe Biden withstand a late rally by President Trump?

by | Oct 25, 2020 | , , , ,

President Trump and Joe Biden go at it in one final round of head-to-head political warfare. We bring you the most compelling or significant take-aways from their debate – allegations of official corruption by the Biden family, the pandemic, and the future of energy – and how the debate might affect the race down the home stretch. Plus, a deep dive into whether Trump is really losing this race as mainstream polls suggest. We examine the growing evidence of Biden family influence-peddling with LibertyNation.com Editor-at-Large James Fite. And LN Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza discusses social media censorship of the Biden corruption story, and the Supreme Court’s refusal to halt the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania from counting ballots for three days after Election Day.

LN Radio 8/30/20 – Have Trump and the GOP Turned the Election?

LN Radio 8/30/20 – Have Trump and the GOP Turned the Election?

A widely praised convention has energized the GOP base, but will their appeal convert undecided voters?

by | Aug 30, 2020 | , , ,

President Trump and Republicans unleash a blistering assault on Joe Biden and the Democrats at their national convention, as they unveil everyday heroes, inspirational stories of triumph through despair, a full-throated defense of the American way of life, a vigorous defense of Trump’s record and no-holds-barred attacks on their opponents. LibertyNation.com Political Columnist Joe Schaeffer joins in the analysis of what they said and how it is likely to affect the campaign that gets under way in earnest right about now. Plus, we’ll examine the question of which candidate represents the greater risk to the average voter, and LibertyNation.com Editor-in-Chief Leesa K. Donner drills down on presidential polls, famously wrong four years ago, and whether we can trust them this time around.