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Breaking Points is a good option: https://www.youtube.com/c/breakingpoints https://www.youtube.com/c/breakingpoints They do have their own biases, but the dyna

Breaking Points is a good option: https://www.youtube.com/c/breakingpoints https://www.youtube.com/c/breakingpoints They do have their own biases, but the dynamic is more conservative that hates the direction the GOP is going in (Saagar) and liberal progressive who is not a fan of the Democratic establishment (Krystal). As such neither one hesitates to call out what they disagree with for both Republicans and Democrats. They have an optional subscription service that is doing extremely well. CNN should have consulted them for how to set up their premium service, because they have it figured out. Most of their content is free to the public in segments, but you get an unedited full stream unlisted Youtube link if you pay (plus some extra back and forth commentary), as well as bonus segments every week that are unlisted as well. Being independent also makes it so they're not afraid to speak their mind about things either. There's a few things they like to cover repeatedly that I really don't care about personally, and I don't always agree with their views on certain issues, but there's always a few things I like to hear their take on.

padobson 5y ago
more conservative that hates the direction the GOP is going I've heard other people say this, but I've never heard Saagar say anything I thought was conservative. He's not paleocon or libertarian because he's comfortable with big domestic government programs. He's not neocon because he spends a lot of time attacking big banks and big tech and he has been very critical of foreign military interventions. I've never heard him take a position on socially conservative issues like abortion or gay marriage. So what am I missing?
- AdamJacobMuller 5y ago
  > what am I missing? It's very hard to define people who don't fit inside the normal blue-vs-red spectrum. It's really hard to define people who don't fit into an easy quadrant on the political compass test.

padobson 5y ago

more conservative that hates the direction the GOP is going I've heard other people say this, but I've never heard Saagar say anything I thought was conservative. He's not paleocon or libertarian because he's comfortable with big domestic government programs. He's not neocon because he spends a lot of time attacking big banks and big tech and he has been very critical of foreign military interventions. I've never heard him take a position on socially conservative issues like abortion or gay marriage. So what am I missing?

AdamJacobMuller 5y ago
> what am I missing? It's very hard to define people who don't fit inside the normal blue-vs-red spectrum. It's really hard to define people who don't fit into an easy quadrant on the political compass test.