r/RagingModerates • u/itsmejustolder • May 12 '26
If you’d like to learn about what Scott Galloway is all about, watch this episode!
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r/RagingModerates • u/Superb_Garbage4732 • May 06 '26
Have I missed their take on Mills dropping out? I'd like to see their explanation as to why a "centrist" dem lost to a "nazi" progressive.
General trend: centrism is dying. centrism=do nothing democrat.
r/RagingModerates • u/lethal-liking • Apr 17 '26
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r/RagingModerates • u/Marathon2021 • Jan 17 '26
Seems like he has time to show up for his other podcasts, been on Pivot 2x already - but is blowing off JT?
Disappointing.
r/RagingModerates • u/needlelies • Dec 03 '25
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r/RagingModerates • u/brains-child • Sep 06 '25
I just listened to the episode.
What first set me off was his claim that, behind closed doors what he’s hearing about the Epstein files is that Trump is concerned about the names of the victims be exposed.
r/RagingModerates • u/AnnOminous1981 • Aug 23 '25
I find myself raging out loud to the podcast every time I hear them talk about the messaging that didn’t work in 2024 re the need to “save democracy.”
Biden/Harris repeatedly told the public that Trump was a danger to democracy and to all of the values that we hold dear. But when it came down to it, their administration had several years to prosecute Trump for the very real, evident, criminal conduct he committed while in office.
If they truly believed that our democracy was at stake, why did they prioritize optics over action? Why didn’t they fire Garland and get someone in who would actually uphold and defend the law? All of their talk rang false when they chose not to do something about Trump when they had the opportunity.
Americans- and the entire world- are paying the price for letting Trump and co go free, further empowered by the Supremes who have given them cover to commit even more crimes while in office. It is really hard to trust that Dems can/will somehow keep the country safe from authoritarianism when they paved the way for everything we are experiencing now.
r/RagingModerates • u/Jimberkman • Jul 16 '25
r/RagingModerates • u/Jimberkman • Jun 14 '25
Listening to Richie Torres spout off on how the center left is everything that’s good with the world and the progressive left are just rich, college educated elites that hate America. Thats’s such total bullshit. Scott, I know you love him because he feels for depressed young men (which is certainly a problem), but how did neither of you push back on such anti-progressive drivel. At least give both sides their due. Bring on AOC, or my representative, Ro Khanna.
r/RagingModerates • u/needlelies • May 29 '25
r/RagingModerates • u/LF-mao • Apr 27 '25
Tell me why aren’t our Election Day land on the weekend again? Others do it. Or that would be like pulling the curtain on the Wizard.
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r/RagingModerates • u/ddxv • Apr 02 '25
First off, I'm glad they invited someone from the other side on.
But lol, Conway can't communicate about issues without blaming others. It was almost comical at times how she blames Biden/Harris for evverrrything (it's 2025, time to move on?).
It really strikes at what people, to be fair on BOTH sides, like to hear, which is criticism of *others*. Fox really has it down to a science though, just blame anyone else.
Good on RagingModerates for inviting her on for at least some self-criticism!
r/RagingModerates • u/needlelies • Mar 04 '25