Universal Healthcare: Is it a Right in the USA?

The USA is the only democracy that does not vote for their President with one person, one vote. Instead, the Founding Fathers instituted a system of electorates that eventually evolved into the hotly contested Electoral College. Why do we need this system? Is it time to change? Can two boomers and one millennial agree on a voting system that fairly represents and works for all voters in the USA? Tune in to find out! Reach out to us for show ideas or commentary at info@imrightpodcast, or on social media at ImRightPodcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

With the 2020 election quickly approaching, and a global pandemic, discussions about how to vote are leading every major news station. Are mail-in ballots a good option or will they lead to voter fraud? How can we make sure everyone has the ability to vote? Most importantly, how can we encourage everyone to vote?

Is universal healthcare a right? What does it mean, who deserves it, and what do we need to consider when discussing the possibilities of healthcare in the USA?

The student loan crisis has hit an all time high. The amount owed by borrowers is now equivalent to the economy of South Korea, and it's rising. Who caused it? Who's to blame? Better yet - who should pay all of the student loans back?

Welcome to You Know I'm Right! One of the hottest topics right now is defunding the police, but what does this mean to different people? In our inaugural episode we debate this issue. We start with our opening statements and opinions, then have an open discussion to see if we can find middle ground or remain at odds. It's parent vs. child, boomer vs. millennial, and a hopeful discussion.