Twenty-twenty was an insane year that we won’t soon forget. A deadly pandemic upended or lives. A presidential election upended our politics. A death in Minneapolis upended our culture. And that just scratches on the surface. On this episode, Rob reflects on a year that we won't miss to give you his biggest winners and losers of 2020. Some of his answers are sure to surprise you — and some may even cause you to think differently about the last 12 months.

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<p>Twenty-twenty was an insane year that we won’t soon forget. A deadly pandemic upended or lives. A presidential election upended our politics. A death in Minneapolis upended our culture. And that just scratches on the surface. On this episode, Rob reflects on a year that we won't miss to give you his biggest winners and losers of 2020. Some of his answers are sure to surprise you — and some may even cause you to think differently about the last 12 months.</p><p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

To be 'problematic' is to present a problem or difficulty. Rob Smith is Problematic because as "America's Favorite Black, Gay Veteran Republican", he lets the radical left know they don't own him, but his problematic views also get him in trouble with conservatives, too. That's because being problematic is about thinking for yourself, as he encourages EVERYONE to do as we tackle the biggest cultural and political issues of the moment. Join Rob as he gives his uniquely problematic take on news, politics, pop culture, and the issues defining America's future.

Rob Smith is Problematic

The Biggest Winners & Losers of 2020

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