Podcasts about 2014 election

Heidi, Fr. Dan and David discuss the effects of the President's refusal to concede the election, and the revelations of the McCarrick report. We also dream just a little bit about what life might be like after COVID.

There are some weird symmetries with Election 2014 already, says Rob Hosking. Read more ($): https://www.nbr.co.nz/opinion/mid-air-u-turns-and-slow-motion-re-run-2014-election

The 2014 midterm election is over, and Republicans won big. What does this mean for African Americans, most who identify as Democrats, and their concerns around health care and immigration reform, education and more? Dr. Ada M. Fisher, the only African American woman on the North Carolina GOP,answers from her book "Common Sense Conservative Prescriptions Solutions for What Ails U.,"

UNC-TV senior political correspondent Kelly McCullen is joined by Colonel Francis De Luca and Morgan Jackson to discuss the 2014 Election in North Carolina.

Tune into Rant Radio Tomorrow Tuesday at 5pm Central time... If the snow premits it, we will broadcast live and direct... To Call in dial 347-826-9600 press option 1 to talk. 

What is Right For America?On RightForAmerica there is no slant to our show - no left, no right and no bull  - we shoot it straight down the middle. Please join us - listen, chat, or call in and lets hear your opinion.The RightForAmerica Network broadcasts on www.blogtalkradio.com every Sunday afternoon at 10:00 PM EST. We discuss politics, current and world events. Join The Right For America Network as we discuss why we believe our country is headed in the wrong direction morally, socially, economically and spiritually. Encourage others from all walks of life to join us as well. We are an active group that seeks to makes a difference in America through advocating for conservative values.

What is Right For America?On RightForAmerica there is no slant to our show - no left, no right and no bull  - we shoot it straight down the middle. Please join us - listen, chat, or call in and lets hear your opinion.The RightForAmerica Network broadcasts on www.blogtalkradio.com every Sunday afternoon at 10:00 PM EST. We discuss politics, current and world events. Join The Right For America Network as we discuss why we believe our country is headed in the wrong direction morally, socially, economically and spiritually. Encourage others from all walks of life to join us as well. We are an active group that seeks to makes a difference in America through advocating for conservative values.

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with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

We're getting close to Election Day, and that means St. Louis Public Radio's Chris McDaniel, Jo Mannies and Jason Rosenbaum are returning to the show's "classic" format to preview the main races in St. Louis and throughout the Show Me State. Originally published on Oct. 31, 2014.

Listen to this month's call as we prepare to roll into the final week of the midterm elections. Election day attorneys and others are consulted as we hear about what's involved in being a poll watcher, how to protect your vote, and how to protect the integrity of the voting process where you are. A great call packed with information that may be important to know at your precinct this election. Also, find out more about progressive slate - who is endorsed, how we endorse, and how you can be involved.

So that... is about to happen: Tuesday, November 4th is Election day, and we've enlisted Huff Post Pollster's own Mark Blumenthal to set the table. We'll talk about the marquee event of Election Night -- which party will end up control the Senate -- is shaping up. Mark will let us know whether and how the polls we've been paying attention to are wrong. Most importantly, we'll discuss the reasons why we may not actually know the results of the election by the time election night ends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2014 ELECTION --- IT'S UP FOR GRABS --- THE ANOMALIES ABOUND!    

With less than a month until the Nov. 4 elections, we hear from Jim Hightower, a national political commentator. We also get an update from CWA Activists in TX and IA who report on what CWA members are doing to elect candidates that support working families. CWA President Larry Cohen wraps up the call reminding us just what's at stake in this election.

Listen to this month's call with special guest Bob Farrows who talks about the horrific electoral situation in Michigan with breached ballot boxes, more mail-in ballots counted than returned by voters, and other election mayhem. Also, hear from EJ Scott in Virginia as she discusses the problems and barriers voters are currently experiencing throughout the state and some of the strategies they have been using to combat this. Plus, hear about Georgia, Wisconsin, and several others on this incredible call.

On the show this week we talk to Dartmouth political scientist Brendan Nyhan, who has focused much of his research on employing the tools of social science to study fact-checking—why it so often fails, and what can be done to make it work better. The cynical view on fact-checking is "too negative," argues Nyhan. "I think you have to think about what politics might look like without those fact-checkers, and I think it would look worse."This episode is guest co-hosted by Rebecca Watson of skepchick.org, filling in for Indre who is out this week. It also features a discussion of a new study suggesting that religious and non-religious individuals are equally moral, and new research on gender discrimination in job performance evaluations, particularly by men with traditional views of gender roles.iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/inquiring-minds/id711675943RSS: feeds.feedburner.com/inquiring-mindsStitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/inquiring-minds

Listen to this month's call with special guest Ohio State Rep. Alicia Reece, sponsor of the Ohio Voter Bill of Rights. Rep. Reece will discuss where they are now in the process, what PDA members can do to help and the electoral transition from red to blue. The conversation will encompass voter turnout, how to increase it, the fact that 50 million American women are not voting, and automating voter registration. We will also discuss regressive voting laws heading for your state, how to introduce positive legislation into your General Assembly and state reports.

Listen in this month as we review currently endorsed legislation (S 123/HR 12, HR 280 and HR 281, and HJ Res 44), legislation under consideration (S 2516 and HR 148), and candidate endorsements of Eliott Faucz and Tate McCall.

Listen to this month's call as we endorse HR 292/S 132 New Columbia Admissions Act, which would grant Washington, DC state status, thus, ending their disenfranchisement. This is also the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer, so listen in as we talk about how we move that forward in the 21st century by address voting rights currently, activating the Chicano vote, and via our Credo petition campaign.

Listen to this great call as the team shares what is happening on the ground in states around the nation, discusses plans for addressing it, and prepares to take concrete action on voter suppression and voting irregularities going in the 2014 election.

Discussion of the Democracy Restoration Act - a bill to restore voting rights in Federal elections to people with past felony convictions upon release from prison, plus the challenges we are facing and how we will prepare our communities for the voting law changes taking effect in 2014.

  We talk about Lupita’s recent rise to fame after 12 Years a Slave. We talk of other African heroes. Lastly, we talk of the upcoming South African elections. The post Podcast: Lupita, African Heroes and the South African 2014 Election appeared first on Empty Bucket.

JANESVILLE COMMUNITY RADIO PROUDLY PRESENTS:                CIVIL DISCOURSE   Civil Discourse is a local podcast hosted by former State Senator Peter Bear and Eric Brant. Peter and Eric connect the dots from historical events to current issues in an effort to correctly predict the outcomes. They lay out current events, expand on the issues, and blend facts with their own take on the subject matter. This show aims to easily and accurately break down complex political situations for working America. In this episode we will be joined by Laura Hanson of 350.org to give us an update on the Keystone XL Pipeline and the catastrophic predictions that the science world is making obout the future for mankind as a result of climate change. President Obama met with the Pope this week.  Hillary Clinton has a commanding edge in 2016, but new polls don't show the same Democratic enthusiasm for 2014.

Join Us as we interview U.S. Congressional Tea Party Candidate David Hale. Come speak with the host Robert Jetter, Jr., panelists James Neighbors, Cindy Todd, and Kelly Mordecai, along with Bards Logic contributor Dan Gray. Join Us after the interview for Our Round Table Discussion where the audience can ask the candidate questions. David Hale's ( also known for running those Wisconsin state senators out of Illinois when they went there to hide.) Essential Approach to Government ( from his website) First rule as a Congressman...practice the Paul Ryan approach to government. Steady, planned, strategic. Second rule as a Congressman...apply the principals of Rand Paul. Clear, conservative, responsible. Third rule as a Congressman...honor the Reagan approach to the other side. Humor, stature, grace. Fourth rule as a Congressman...never run from, shrink from or abandon the Tea Party message. This special episode is the continuing work of vetting candidates on their Conservatism and Constitutional Principles. Bards Logic is the Grassroots, We the People Show.  

Given the fact it hasn't stopped snowing since last November, we're not too anxious to think about next November but we need to. It's an election year and we have a panel of political reporters to give us a look ahead. Guest: Karen Kasler, Ohio Public Radio/TV, Jim Heath, WBNS, Marc Kovac, Dix News.

Excellence in Progressive Radio. Join us for our Wednesday night 30 minute progressive politics news update with Host Keith Brekhus. A daily dose of politics and the Liberal Fix to fit your busy schedule. Keith discusses the 2014 Elections and the crucial role the South will play in the 2014 races. Keith will be joined by political analyst Miles Coleman. Miles is a student at LSU and a regular contributor to Dave Leip's Election Atlas. His interests include Southern politics and political geography. Keith's primary focus every Wednesday will be electoral politics unless the news of the day is impossible to ignore. As always, we offer news, commentary and analysis important to progressives and liberals across America. This is a must-add to your can't-miss directory of Progressive Podcasts or Liberal Podcasts. If you are interested in being a guest and for any other inquiries or comments concerning the show please contact Naomi Minogue at naomi@liberalfixradio.com.

Listen as Andrea Miller leads the call and discusses with the group plans and strategies for getting HR 12, the Voting Empowerment Act, passed.

Listen in as we talk with Brad Friedman of the Brad Blog on election based issues such as voter suppression, ballot integrity, and the huge crop of legislation and legal cases regarding voting rights in this country.