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I think he's more terrified of what the election being stolen means for the future of this country, and doesn't want to beleive it happened.

He did come around on gun rights though. It won't be quite the same, but people will still want to argue over certain fundamental issues. Whatever we end up calling the opposition parties of the future (and I think it would be good if we could figure out a way to avoid limiting it to just two...

I'll be honest; I think Tim Pool's tenancy to be a "milquetoast fence sitter", as he describes himself, is coloring his reporting on the election. He just does not want to admit that there was extensive voter fraud (or at least, that Trump will be able to prove it in court), and insists that...

Tim Pool had a livestream with a guy by the name of Vaush as a guest. I'd never heard of the guy before, but apparently he's a "socialist libertarian" and a well-known regressive leftist on Youtube. I only watched bits and pieces of it, but the guy seems utterly incapable of arguing in good...

Still, I think it's a bit premature to assume ahead of time that he'll fail this test of character.

I wouldn't call him a "grifter", because that assumes that he's being disingenuous; and I just don't believe that. You may not like what he does (and personally even I, as a fan of his, thinks he's gone way too far in embracing his new career as an emotional pundit), but he's not trying to...

Tim has talked about the reason behind his transition from an on-the-ground journalist to a pundit, and the gist of it is that the former started getting too expensive and dangerous, while the latter proved to be far more lucrative. Personally, I don't begrudge him for taking the safe and...

I cite him as the catalyst for my decision to finally embrace being a leftist. For years, I was afraid of associating myself with the ever-increasing insanity of the regressive left, but Tim Pool made me realize that there are still sane leftists out there, and there is no shame being counted...