Podcasts about campaign 2016

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Music courtesy of Tuba Christmas 2022 Nashville, Tennessee, used with permission.After I wrote this I discovered HST rode the Ferdinand Magellan back to Independence, Mo. “On Friday Morning September 17, the campaign began in earnest — and bestowed upon its protagonist a nickname.‘Good luck — and mow'ed down' Alban Barkley advise Truman as the Ferdinand Magellan prepared to depart Washington's Union Station ‘I'm going to fight hard' Harry responded ‘and I'm going to give ‘em hell!'‘Daddy', Margaret Truman cautioned, ‘you shouldn't say hell'. 1948 p 344 

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Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) presents a podcast series on current topics that affect immigration in the United States. Visit www.fairus.org/ for more information. Read the full article mentioned in the podcast here: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/09/trumps-proposal-for-legal-immigration/499061/

Show #139 | Guest: Geoffrey Nunberg is an adjunct full professor at the School of Information at the University of California at Berkeley. His many books include the landmark Going Nucular, named one of the ten best nonfiction books of 2004 by Amazon.com and made best-of-the-year lists by the San Jose Mercury News, the Boston Globe, the Hartford Courant, and the Chicago Tribune. He’s a recipient of the Linguistic Society of America’s Language and the Public Interest Award. He also worked on the development of linguistic technologies for Xerox. | Show Summary: Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton is “wacky”. Clinton claims Trump is “dangerously incoherent.” In the political world, nearly every word is carefully honed to convey specific messages to a deliberately targeted audience. From the choice of vernacular to the number of syllables, the chosen language speaks volumes about America’s culture and subcultures – and the people who want their vote. Linguist Geoff Nunberg joins Angie to unravel what this election’s crop of words and phrases tells us about what we’re hearing and what’s behind it. And they’ll look at the evolution of political language from elections past.

Happy Friday!   Today my focus will be on a hearing that was conducted by the Indiana State Senate on Immigration. I was one of the witnesses at that hearing.  You will be surprised at some of the information I learned from the Senators who attended the hearing. Because of the policies of this administration, the states are left to try to fill the void where immigration law enforcement is concerned. Of course this is an untenable situation. We will also consider my latest article for FrontPage Magazine, “The Three Most Important Issues For 2016: Immigration, Immigration, Immigration- America's most underrated -- and consequential -- challenge.” Please be a part of my “Bucket Brigade of Truth” and tell your friends and neighbors about my program- and mywebsite- remember Democracy is not a “Spectator Sport!”

Back home in the states. I link up with my younger brother Chris, and I bitch about the olympics and Trump. Plus we get into the Milwaukee riot, and get to the bottom of the fine furniture debate.

The NC Senate is debating legislation to cap tuition increases for future, incoming Freshmen, set tuition at $500 per semester for campuses struggling with low enrollment and would cap student fees. The House approves legislation to study if the state is saving enough money to cover healthcare costs of current and future state retirees. And we look at NC's newest political polls.

St. Bonaventure University journalism students Lauren Zazzara and Sarah Negron talk with The Buffalo News political reporter and Bonaventure alum Bob McCarthy about the New York Primary results.

During St. Bonaventure University's Spring into Bonas event, prospective Bonaventure students Mitchell Smith and Tyler Thurston speak with current students Hannah Gordon and Julia Mericle about their college plans and the presidential election.

Politics has been called a rigged game, with elites using money and organizational resources to pull the puppet strings of most candidates for high office. However, the entrance into the race for US president of candidates Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump who both reject funding from Wall Street threatens to challenge that truism. This week's Global Research News Hour attempts to cut through the propaganda and jargon and assess what real options are out there for making substantive and humane political change. William Blum is a long-time critic of US foreign policy. He has authored five books including his most recent, America's Deadliest Export: Democracy – The Truth About US Foreign Policy and Everything Else. He also publishes the “Anti-Empire Report” on his site www dot williamblum dot org. In this interview, Blum outlines his reservations about Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, the problematic media coverage of the campaign, and the astonishing view that Trump may actually be the less objectionable in certain respects than both Sanders and Clinton. Mark Robinowitz is publisher of oilempire dot us, a political map to connect the dots.  He has been a writer, political activist, ecological campaigner and permaculture practitioner for over three decades.  He is also author of the forthcoming Peak Choice: cooperation or collapse, an uncensored guide to Earth, energy and money. In this interview, Robinowitz equates the choice between the Democrats and the Republicans to one between death by lethal injection and death by the electric chair. He outlines the mechanisms employed to stop any threat to the establishment from ever becoming elected president. He also explains how the energy and economic decline is becoming reflected in the politics of the Trump campaign.

Times Political Editor Carolyn Ryan chats with political reporters Maggie Haberman and Michael Barbaro about the Presidential campaign and what to expect next.

Times Political Editor Carolyn Ryan chats with political reporters Maggie Haberman and Michael Barbaro about the Presidential campaign and what to expect next.

Join Daniel Tirado (Montreal's Just For Laughs, AXS TV's Gotham Live) and Gina Savage of The Red Light Podcast Redux as we ponder - Why #Canadians are so nice and ask why are #comedians #narcissistic? Also, why is #campaign2016 so crazy? Hear why #TracyMorgan loves his name and get some sound stand up advice! ;) You can hear The Red Light Podcast Redux every Tuesday at 8pm on www.wromradio.net and you can follow us on #twitter @RedlightNYC! Subscribe on #itunes for free! As always, thanks to Al Martin and The Broadway Comedy Club & Jim Vern on sound engineering!

Donald Trump's rallies have been flooded with protesters.  The candidate is clearly provoking violence to gain political advantage. Let's discuss; Tactics, Consequences, History, Justifications, News Coverage, Candidates and Parties responces etc... Opinion from all sides are all in-bounds and welcome. Civil Discoursed will be strictly enforced.           

On this week's It's All Journalism podcast, Producer Michael O'Connell talks to Gabrielle Levy, political reporter for U.S. News and World Report about the highs and lows of the 2016 presidential campaign. They also discuss how woman are portrayed in the media and how some journalists would never consider describing a male candidate as "shrill".

This week, we will expose the myths around the Bernie Sanders Tax Plan. Many supporters of the Clinton campaign have asserted that American voters would not support a presidential candidate who proposed to raise their taxes. The Tax Foundation has published a less-that-accurate analysis of this tax plan suggesting that it would cost jobs, GDP, and wages. Robert Pollin, author of Thoughts on Tax Rates and Revenue Potential for Financial Transaction Tax in U.S. Financial Markets, an analysis of potential revenue and costs of adding a small tax on Wall Street stock and bond transactions, will join us this week to discuss this analysis.  We will also welcome Deborah Burger, President of the National Nurses United Union, who will discuss the prioritites of her organizations's membership and how they relate to the Sanders Campaign's issues. We will also feature an interview with Dr. Gerald Friedman, professor of economics at University of Massachusetts, discussing his analysis of Bernie's tax plan to pay for his healthcare proposal.

GUESTS: Catherine Templeton: President, Brawley Templeton, LLC The Politico Caucus process and the parties’ views on energy; David Wilkins: ambassador to Canada from June 2005 to January 2009—The Keystone pipeline and differing political views on energy; and Mike McKenna: President of MWR Strategies Polling trends on climate change.

Jim Dean of Democracy for America will be kicking off our debut here on Welcome Back To Reality. Look for Jim to dispel some of the myths you may be hearing about the Bernie Sanders campaign from both the Right and the Left. We are thrilled to have Jim on the air to speak with us as he returns from his activities in New Hampshire  during the primary there. We're also excited to welcome Stacy Schinn of the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, PLANevada,. Stacy will discuss upcoming ballot initiatives and other policy matters she is working on in Nevada and nationally. Brent Turner of the California Association of Voting Officials, CAVO, will join us to share the latest news on Open Source Voting. Be sure to tune in to hear the latest on how New Hampshire is incorporating Open Source Voting machines in the 2016 election cycle. Welcome Back to Reality debuts this Thursday, February 11, 2016, as an affiliate of PNN, and airs from 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM during the afternoon drive time.  If you would like to dive deeper into a reality-based world where information is not folded, stapled, mutilated or otherwise altered to mislead, deceive, or misdirect you, please visit http://WelcomeBackToReality.info/wordpress where you can links to other reality-based webites, blogs, and informations sources. Rob4Reality Notes from the show: Brent Turner invites interested activists to join him in the movement for Open Source Voting to secure free and fair elections. More information on Brent's efforts can be found at the CAVO website at http://www.cavo-us.org/. He can be reached by email at turnerbrentM@gmail.com.  

Join host Michael Connelly as he discusses Hillary and the FBI investigation, Iowa, and vets.

CBS News congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the presidential campaign and previews the critical Feb. 9 New Hampshire primary. Cordes also talks about the results of the Feb. 1 Iowa caucuses and the major primaries and debates in the coming months.

Happy Friday! Since my last program, CAPS and FrontPage Magazine have each published an article I have written. On October 20th FrontPage Magazine published my article, “Immigration Law Enforcement: Why Bother?- The crucial issues at stake for American citizens.” On October 22nd, Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) posted my commentary, “Administration Poised to Provide More Jobs for Aliens.” My focus in both pieces is how the administration and how leaders of both parties are quick to promise to help beleaguered middle-class families by creating jobs, while simultaneously promising the providing still more aliens with lawful status and permission to legally work in the United States. However, the United States admits more authorized foreign workers than the number of new jobs that are created. So many people complain about politicians who fail to keep their campaign promises. The facts I just noted make it obvious that the promises about creating more jobs to help struggling Americans workers and their families is a promise they will not keep- because it is a promise they cannot keep! We will take a hard look at how the immigration crisis and the administration's immigration policies force us to ask the question, “Why bother?” If you like the program- please tell as many folks about it as you can and join my “Bucket Brigade of Truth!” Democracy is not a spectator sport!  

Garance Franke-Ruta, editor in chief of Yahoo Politics and former Shorenstein Center Fellow, discussed the current state of women in politics and political media. For the 2016 election cycle, “the picture is mixed” on the campaign trail, said Franke-Ruta. More women are covering political races than ever before, and women are running for office – yet the media still struggles with presenting women’s voices. Franke-Ruta also discusses Hillary Clinton’s campaign and legislative record, the role of appearance and character in political coverage, Yahoo’s campaign coverage strategy, and more, in this Shorenstein Center Speaker Series event recorded on October 20, 2015, at Harvard Kennedy School. 

Hi Gang: Happy Friday! Since my program last week, FrontPage Magazine published my article, “Immigration and the Wage Race to the Bottom.” Tonight I will fill you in on just how deceptive all too many of our elected “representatives” have been on this issue. The Democratic debate this past week focused quite a bit of attention on this issue- it is now time to turn on the fans and blow the smokescreen that they spewed away. For the record, with just a few exceptions, the Republicans are no better about this issue- it is only that they use different language in a concerted effort to pull off this outrageous swindle! Also- on October 7, 2015 FrontPage Magazine published my article, “Syrian 'Refugees' and Immigration Roulette: How the government is recklessly playing with American lives.” Tonight you will find out how at least two U.S. Senators one a “Demoncrat” and the other a “Repugnantcan” want to change how the administration is proposing to deal with this threat to national security. If I didn't know better, I would think they are trying to garner the MVP Award from ISIS and al-Qaeda. Please forward the link to the podcast of my program to as many folks as you can, I am attempting to create a “Bucket Brigade of Truth.” Also- please make certain to get involved- “Democracy is not a spectator sport!”        

The Bible contains many different kinds of stories. In this transition between the Bible as prehistory and the Bible as history, the parental relationship of God to God's children is most evident. What can we learn about our tendency to seek what other people have, and rulers like other people to fight our battles and restore our greatness? Image from http://www.bible-history.com/maps/kingdom_saul.html

Join Dr.  Shirley McKellar on this "Marvelous Monday" to find out how we can make Campaign 2016 the BEST EVER!!  We are honored to have three special guests to discuss today's topic; Mr. Ken Sanders, candidate U.S. Congress 2014; Mr. Lawrence Doughty, veteran and business owner, and the lovely Ms. Cagney Sanders, an accomplished Political Guru from the X Generation. She has served as a campaign consultant for a congressional campaign and a local race, both in Texas.  Call in, Tune in, and Join in on this episode of "Marvelous Monday!"