Philip Lovesee
The Lib
The Lib features commentary from a converted conservative, now libertarian's point of view. Included is an MLS in Poli Sci to back it up, but the views are learned from experience, hardened by schooling.
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Philip Lovesee
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Apr 28, 2026
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Episodes
43. November 24, 2022 24.11.2022 19:22
Thanksgiving Day. COVID lies, and inconvenient facts on recent shootings.
42. November 23, 2022 23.11.2022 26:44
A special counsel for Trump, a walk back by the MSM on the ClubQ event, and more.
41. November 22, 2022 22.11.2022 32:49
A lot of meandering, and some fun education stats.
40. November 21, 2022 21.11.2022 28:42
The Pilgrims succeed once set free, a looming rail strike, and the need to accept the pluralistic nature of our society. Getting things done.
39.November 18, 2022 18.11.2022 27:15
Did Paul take one for the team? And more
38. November 17, 2022 17.11.2022 28:54
Abortion, the border, and heads rolling at RNC?
37. November 16, 2022 17.11.2022 29:42
The proper name of the Act is the Respect for Marriage Act. The case, Reynolds v United States 98 US 145 (1879), proves the folly of believing that you have any religious freedom to act on your beliefs, contrary to what the supporters of this Act say. Here is a nice summary of the case here. https://www.oyez.org/cases/1850-1900/98us145 Also a review of where we are election wise, and a path...
36. November 15, 2022 15.11.2022 29:23
More election, and more of what a GOP House should focus on
35. November 14, 2022 14.11.2022 32:56
GOP blows the Senate, why, and looking to 2024.
34. November 11, 2022 11.11.2022 31:06
Armistice Day meanderings.
33. November 10, 2022 10.11.2022 29:47
A couple of oopsies from the President in his presser yesterday, and an accounting of spending for this election. Also, a link to Ann Coulter's column. https://townhall.com/columnists/anncoulter/2022/11/09/a-nation-rejoices-a-humiliating-defeat-for-trump-n2615764
32. November 9. 2022 09.11.2022 27:17
Post election blues.
31. November 8, 2022 08.11.2022 33:13
Get out in vote! Some thoughts on the election.
30. November 7, 2022 07.11.2022 29:47
Political violence by whom? And what is on the ballot really, tomorrow. and... the interstate commerce case referred to was Wickard v Fillburn 317 US 111 (1942). It was unanimous in its monstrosity. https://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1955/317us111
29. November 4, 2022 04.11.2022 32:31
a tale of two attacks in SF. and the importance of this election.
28. November 3, 2022 03.11.2022 27:25
More election coverage
27. November 2, 2022 02.11.2022 27:33
Waxing phil-osophical on what ifs in the upcoming midterms
26. November 1, 2022 02.11.2022 28:41
Which story matters the most? Let me know
25. October 31, 2022 31.10.2022 26:27
Happy Halloween! A round of election coverage, and other fun stuff. Here is the quote from Rep. James Clyburn (D-NC) pointing out that they knew inflation was coming. (190) Democrat Rep. Jim Clyburn Admits Democrats "KNEW" Inflation Would Result From Their Big Spending - YouTube
24. October 28, 2022 29.10.2022 17:09
Post operative, but fairly coherent
23. October 26, 2022 26.10.2022 28:21
The big COVID lie, PA election, Fetterman debate, and election denial is now okay?
Special PSA 24.10.2022 3:15
A commentary on the politics of abortion. No ads, specific to the 3rd Congressional District of KS, but probably applicable in a race near you. HR 3755 Actions - H.R.3755 - 117th Congress (2021-2022): Women's Health Protection Act of 2021 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Lindsey Graham Act OLL22881 (senate.gov)
22. October 21, 2022 21.10.2022 15:45
Gov. Mandates, James Clyburn D-SC spills the beans, meaning, They knew, and did Biden killing the future of oil in US precipitate Putin's aggression in Ukraine?
21. October 20, 2022 20.10.2022 24:50
A declaration of war on Mexico? Why not, and more.
21. October 19, 2022 19.10.2022 25:43
Durham strikes out again, and we talk about the voting records of members of the Senate, and the votes along party lines.
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