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The Truth About Privilege - An Interview with David A. Ridenour
On this episode of Blunt Force Truth, Chuck and Mark are joined by David A. Ridenour. David is the president of the National Center for Public Policy Research.
Today’s show rundown:
· The truth behind the Lincoln Project
· How the Democrats have caused many of the problems we are experiencing today
· Why defunding the police will only further issues within our country
· The reality of the claims of “white privilege”
· Why everyone has their own type of privilege
· Their thoughts societal changes within the United States in the future
· The failures of our education system
More about David A. Ridenour:
David A. Ridenour is president of the National Center for Public Policy Research, a Washington, DC.-based think tank supporting individual liberty. He’s held that position since 2011. Previously, 1986-2011, he served as the Center’s vice president...