Politicon Competitors

Keith Alexander (The Great) became an official co-host in 2009 and now participates in nearly every broadcast. His encyclopedic knowledge and masterful intellect has made him both a fan favorite and indispensible member of our on-air talent. Born in Dixie, early on a frosty morn. The public schools he attended in Waco, Texas stressed reading skills, and developed an innovative program for studying literature, a program that, as Winston says, Worked so well that it was cancelled after just one school year. Public schools cant tolerate effective teaching methods. By then, however, Winston was hooked on literature. In the ensuing years he read voraciously, a habit that he maintained throughout his thirteen years in the U.S. Naval Submarine Service.Upon leaving the Navy, Winston worked as a Field Electronics Technician and as an Industrial Instrumentation and Electronics Technician, until he was accepted to attend a selective private college in Virginia, where he earned a B.A. degree in English. After graduating college, Winston worked as a Technical Writer and Journalist in north-east Ohio. He now works as a Technical Writer for a Memphis-based international company. Winston joined The Political Cesspool all-star stable of talent in 2005, and since then has brought to the broadcast a unique brand of news and social analysis from the Kinist perspective. His interests include classical guitar, woodworking, literature, writing, Kinism, and Reformed (Calvinist) theology. He is married and has four children. Sean Bergin is a native New Yorker and veteran of the U.S. Navy. For the past decade he worked for Cablevisions News 12 as a reporter covering stories in the Metropolitan New York City area. In July, 2014, while covering the execution of a rookie cop in a Jersey City, NJ, he was fired after making on-air remarks about the anti-police mentality coming from the inner cities, due to the fact young black men are growing up without fathers, and the news media doesnt have the courage to address this issue. Sean was at ...