Correctly Mistaken

"Maybe it do gotta get worse"

In this episode we discuss the now clear intentions of the Republican Party since the recent Supreme Court rulings. An assault on black voting power by gerrymandering away every Democrat district from the south. Now we are relying on the "opposition party" the Democrats to fight back by oddly having to do a race to the bottom, we won't hold our breath. How we came to the conclusion that probably it's going to have to get terrible even if it's completely avoidable.

"There in on it"

In this episode, we discuss the Virginia Supreme Court's stunning ruling rejecting the will of the people by overturning an election due to what they considered a procedure issue in how the election came about. How when you really get down to the core of it once again exposes the complete lack of an opposition party we have in the Democrat party, for their unwillingness to wield power when they have it. How you can't really not avoid the question of "are they in it?" As ultimately based on their actions since Trump has been back in office has us feeling that they are.

"We blame the Democrats"

In this episode, we talk about the recent Supreme Court decision that has now allowed Republican led states the ability to erase predominately black districts from their congressional maps based on what they deem to be "fair "and definitely not by race (*wink wink*). We examine the question of how we ultimately got to this point where we now have a far-right corrupt Supreme Court majority. How it can be directly connected it to the complete unwillingness of Democrats to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act when they controlled all of government during the Biden Administration. We come to the conclusion if Democrats would just listen to its base at least half of the time, Republicans would never win again.

"Main Street Democracy"

In this episode this episode we are joined by Tom Joseph, founder of America's Main Street Party. A project whose goal is to restore the voice of the people that has been drowned out due to money in politics. We get into a number of angles in this endeavor from how it will be funded to if this ultimately has the makings of becoming an actual political party looking to break our two-party system of politics all together. Also, he explains how partisan gerrymandering actually works to the benefit of this project.

"Woodrow Wilson would of hung him"

In this episode we discuss the rare public remarks made by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, proclaiming that progressivism is in direct opposition to "the way of life". How those remarks are telling in how economic populism is starting to take hold within the masses and that speech showed the desperation to cling on to the failing agenda which is the status quo. Also, we ask the question that's getting louder and louder as we see the decisions being made by our elected officials with little to no concern for the citizens; are we in a democracy?