Brandon Morse

1 week ago | redstate.com | Brandon Morse

I love it when billionairs launch rockets into space... most of the time. Jeff Bezos's "Blue Origin" rockets are, in my opinion, something that could and should be an absolute banger of a space project. The idea that we could have some billionaire creating rockets for the express purpose of ferrying civilians into the black is something I actually think is needed. Normalizing space travel, even if in the mind, is something we should definitely be promoting in the zeitgeist.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Brandon Morse

Two and a half years later, the platform looks radically different from what it was. It's even got a new name; "X," a change that many people are still not sure was a good idea, even when it comes to Musk fans. It also features payouts for creators that attract a lot of attention, has a built-in AI system, and features that continuously improve the platform being dreamt up and created all the time. It's an incredible platform... but it has some very serious flaws. Let's start with the good.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Brandon Morse

Saturday Night Live's ability to be funny started to really disappear when the show decided there are just some things you don't poke fun at, and the vast majority of those things happen to be things people on the left consider a sacred cow. For instance, the LGBT community. Making fun of gay or trans people isn't exactly something SNL would do anymore, at least not in a way that would actually result in a funny joke.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Brandon Morse

My mother did what she thought was right, but what she didn't know was that she was just one in millions who were being scammed by drug companies and school districts. It was really easy to do, too. Concerned parents just had to be told there was something wrong with their child, and it was even easier to do if that child was a boy. Girls are far better at navigating the outdated, factory-focused school systems that most public schools rely on.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Brandon Morse

On his podcast, Club Random, Maher had a conversation with former Mumford and Sons banjo player, Winston Marshall. Marshall left the band he helped found in 2021 after he praised Andy Ngo and his book on Antifa. The left responded by going after Marshall, threatening to "cancel" the band, and in this case, possibly cause harm to bandmates and crew. It's a poignant reminder of just how far the left has fallen. Marshall represents the end-result of radicalism.