https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20170106/CivilPolitics_2017-01-06.mp3 Further Reading: Duties, Rights And Powers Of H.M. The Queen Donald Trump Secures Electoral College Win, With Few Surprises Fort Lauderdale airport shooting: Five people shot dead by Florida gunman Putin Ordered ‘Influence Campaign’ Aimed at U.S. Election, Report Says House renews focus on curbing government regulations Warren announces she’s running for re-election Barack … Continue reading Civil Politics (1/6/16): Her Majesty’s Civil Podcast

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161216/CivilPolitics_2016-12-30.mp3 Further Reading: Donald Trump Says Hillary Clinton Doesn’t Have ‘a Presidential Look’ Nation’s First Known Intersex Birth Certificate Issued in NYC At Pearl Harbor, Obama And Japan’s Leader Tout Reconciliation Kerry Rebukes Israel, Calling Settlements a Threat to Peace New theory of gravity might explain dark matter

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161216/CivilPolitics_2016-12-16.mp3 Further Reading: Chinese warship seizes US underwater drone in international waters Vladimir Putin: The rebuilding of ‘Soviet’ Russia Lights Out: A Cyberattack, A Nation Unprepared, Surviving the Aftermath India’s Big Battle: Development Vs. Pollution Multiculturalism in Contemporary India How ‘faithless electors’ are messing with our electoral maps, explained Popular Vote and the Electoral College … Continue reading Civil Politics (12/16/16): Electoral Collage

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161216/CivilPolitics_2016-12-09.mp3 Futher Reading: Issues Where Trump’s Cabinet Picks and Most Americans Differ South Korea’s parliament votes to impeach President Park Geun-hye Donald Trump’s personal phone could be a major security risk, experts warn Trump gets one presidential intelligence briefing a week: sources Obama Must Save the Courts to Save America From Trump Columbia University Grad Students … Continue reading Civil Politics (12/9/16): How Not to Build a Cabinet

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161216/CivilPolitics_2016-12-02.mp3 No notes for this show…

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161118/CivilPolitics_2016-11-18.mp3 Further Reading: 2016 National Popular Vote Tracker Following Hate Crimes And Trump’s Election, Muslims Remain Resilient Japanese American internment is ‘precedent’ for national Muslim registry, prominent Trump backer says Why I voted for Trump (Readers of the Washington Post) Michelle Obama ‘ape in heels’ post causes outrage Most of arrested Portland protesters are from … Continue reading Civil Politics (11/18/16): Yes… Let the Hate Flow Through you…

https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161104/CivilPolitics-DKR_2016-11-4.mp3 An interesting look inside the temporary headquarters of the Democratic National Committee. David King is a lawyer from Western Massachusetts who submits reports from the front lines of the continuing fight for civil liberties and voting rights. His reports are his own opinion, and do not represent those of the Victory Council or the Hillary … Continue reading Civil Politics: The David King Report (11/04/16)

Its the FINAL COUNTDOWN (thank god) https://archive.org/download/CivilPolitics20161104/CivilPolitics_2016-11-04.mp3 Further Reading: Is Vote-Swapping Legal? Fox News apologizes for falsely reporting that Clinton faces indictment Why the GOP Isn’t as Pro-Life as You Think How Marco Rubio is quietly killing Obamacare U.S. economy added 161,000 jobs in October as unemployment rate dipped to 4.9 percent Obama’s Numbers (January … Continue reading Civil Politics (11/4/16): We Need Someone to Play Chariots of Fire

https://archive.org/download/Civilpolitics2016205/Civilpolitics_2016-2-05.mp3 We finally have an actual vote to talk about! The Iowa Caucus dominates our discussion. In the first half we talk about the Republican results, and then we move on to the Democratic side and focus on voting rights. At the end we touch on the scandal involving Toyota using race as a reason … Continue reading Civil Politics (2/5/16): Iowa Couscous

https://archive.org/download/Civilpolitics2016129/Civilpolitics_2016-1-29.mp3 The show kicks off with a spirited debate over who will drop out first and why people in fact run and remain running for the high office. In the second half we speak about how we use our water, who can and can’t use it, and why we can’t use it in certain ways. … Continue reading Civil Politics (1/29/15): No Matter What the Evidence…