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The Republic Doesn’t Need Fans
The Tony Michaels Podcast
What if the biggest lesson a boy learned at a Little League game had nothing to do with baseball?
In today's Opening Argument, Tony Michaels tells the story of one father, one umpire, and one unforgettable evening that reveals the difference between being a fan and being a citizen.
Sports need fans.
A republic needs citizens.
If we've turned politics into spectator sports, what does that mean for the future of the Constitution?
Watch today's Opening Argument and join the conversation.
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