Laura Ingraham show podcast july 26, 2016


Guest Host John Hinderaker Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton "I thought the convention over all went very well" Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on Trump endorsement "It's the right decision" Author Eric Metaxas " For the last 40 years we've allowed a number of trends to push God and faith and virtue out of the picture" taken a real fall back approach to the protestors, not wanting any confrontations" 

Why Bernie supporters are angry
As the Democratic Convention opened in Philadelphia on Monday, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the controversial former head of the Democratic National Committee, had virtually disappeared from the proceedings. But there was still a lot of antagonism between some of Bernie Sanders's supporters and the Party establishment, and it was threatening to disrupt the Democrats' effort to produce a carefully coördinated show of unity.

Democrats Divided, a party split in two
Many commentators, watching the two party's conventions, have noted that Democrats and Republicans seemed to describing different countries. But if you listened carefully last night, you heard two groups of Democrats describing different countries too.

Trump, Clinton, & Obama: A Matter of Degree
Many have weighed in on whether Donald Trump's agendas - to the extent that they are different from what are now ratified Republican policies - are crackpot, unworkable, or radical: e.g., building a wall to enhance border enforcement ("And make Mexico pay for it!"), renegotiating trade deals with China, promoting Jacksonian nationalism rather than ecumenical internationalism, suspending immigration from Middle East war zones (after Trump dropped his call for complete Muslim exclusion), and disparaging an Eastern-corridor elite that derives privilege from the intersection of big politics, money, and the media.
 
http://www.lauraingraham.com/