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WEF ? yikes

Thank God the states elect the president. The states did create the country, after all

Great interview!

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What a great guest

If only sandra had been Nancys dula

3:05 Racism is a worldwide phenomenon. There are varieties of racism. The most common symptom of racism is narcissism. In fact, racism and egoism are interlinked. Another symptom of racism is superiority complex. Racism is a mental disorder. It can be treated, but before that it must be declared as a disorder. Failure to do that is harmful to society and human development.

It was our good fortune to have her as a Supreme Court justice. She was an exceptional person.

May her soul rest in peace

You could start with the US is a constitutional republic

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I agree with Kevin Meyer. The current voting system is so vulnerable to tampering by either rogue computer software or corrupt administration, that I don't even trust the results of a 'simple' standard election. Half of the voters have big doubts about the integrity of the process and those who run it!!! I SURE DON'T TRUST them to further complicate the process by making it much more difficult to verify by doing a hand count within a reasonable amount of time. Get the system we have now working reliably!

This was very interesting. Hearing professor Miller speak about natives being in the US Constitution was eye opening. Thank you

Great information!

Remember when republicans appointed qualified Supreme Court judges…..

Liam is an attractive host

Always enjoy listening to Dr. Cochrane

Ranked choice voting is a cluster fk.

Very glad to hear from Kevin Meyer and Alaska's recent experience, which was good, and positive. Jaime brings the voice of experience, and healthy skepticism. At the end, Steve Goldstein has me in his camp, as a moderate voter having to choose between the lesser of 2 evils in general elections, since Independent's and moderates under the current setup rarely make it to the general election ballot, even though we make up as much of the voting public as either major party does. RCV would level the playing field for those of us in the center.

In Steve's proposal, what is the signature collection burden for candidates? Would independents still need to collect far more than for a candidate within a party?

Many thanks to the panelists.

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This measure was written poorly. Requiring the original funding source (individual donor info) be disclosed of an entity is too far. Why not just require entities must disclose or reveal their true mission statement or objective versus having to provide the list of donors, their addresses and employers. I suppose this could be problematic as well, but creating hit-lists of donors goes too far.

Thank you everyone involved here for providing this debate and civil discussion of this proposition at a deeper level.

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Republicans need to leave Trump behind and go back to using a less polarizing rhetoric. In the current political climate bipartisanship is impossible, thanks to DJT vitriolic legacy..

Has our darling YT scrubbed the likes and the comments too?!🤔😱🤣 Perish the thought! This is the dynamite, that once understood by our feckless younger selves, causes the dark clouds to split apart and the joy of our freedoms to pour in. Very dangerous stuff. Like and share, share, share America!

I have come across CZcams comments on videos of Thomas Sowell that are downright malicious, accusing him of being a "liar" and "charlatan". I've studied Sowell, reading much of his work and listening to him speak on a wide range of important topics. I have never once come across what I would describe as deception or lies. I get a couple of different responses when I question these comments, but typically they do not respond at all. I get the sense that what has really motivated their anguished howls is the fact that Sowell has hit a vital spot somewhere in their presuppositions.

Jason's intro seemed a tad too long. But enlightening as always.

Pinker, Sowell, Riley - this talk could have lasted ten hours and I would still have listened to all.

It looks like Richard Posner's Sex and Reason on Jason's bookshelf. Interesting.

I notice that Stephen Pinker's name is not in the searchable text describing this video. It is Stephen Pinker's presence that created my interest in this item. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this

Great program and engaging discussion!

Thank you for providing this engaging and informative presentation.

An outstanding program based on the information given regarding Jefferdon's African Am. descendants. Thank you for the thoughtful discussions of the paradox of slavery. Peace and stay safe, Sue Kozel

I was not able to watch the live stream, so I am grateful that you are making it available after the fact. Also, thank you for this whole series!

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Now more than ever!

Very good message Garry Kasparov!

Garry Kasparov! ..our guy in States!