Paul touches on the biggest stories of the week in this second part of This Week in Common Sense for the second full week of November, 2019. In this case, he concentrates on social media and advertising in their relationship to politics of incumbency and challenge — and the First Amendment.
Behind all other big political news, this week, was the one Paul didn’t cover in these pages: impeachment. There’s a reason why:
The first half of This Week in Common Sense for the first full week of November, 2019:
Paul began his Common Sense with Paul Jacob commentary in 1999, and for a decade he produced these weekly commentary spots for the radio. Now, a decade later, he begins to podcast. Catch him on SoundCloud, and soon to a podcast service you use:
Paul Jacob reviews the biggest story of the week — no, not impeachment — THE DRAFT!
Paul’s discussion of Hillary Clinton’s ‘Russian Asset’ charge against Tulsi Gabbard expanded to include one of the most important fixes for our broken democracy:
How can we help the oppressed around the world?
Paul walks into a Starbucks in Virginia and comes out with hope.
And a latte.