Correctly Mistaken

In this episode we discuss the act of political kamikaze committed by congresswoman Haley Stevens. How this once again exposes the rot of how money in politics can cause someone to willingly destroy their career due to being beholden to donors and corporate money. We also get into how abhorrent it was for her to use black people as a prop and exploit one of our most sacred spaces to do it: the church. Also, Republicans once again prove they are the party of racism and bigotry as we witnessed the most overt racist and Islamophobic ads and rhetoric we have ever seen against Abdul EL-Sayed in Mike Rogers' campaign.

In this 80th episode of Correctly Mistaken, we discuss the recent comments made by the archaic Democrat strategist James Carville. How he would rather have a Republican majority in the House after the midterms, so Hakeem Jeffries won't be "held hostage" by progressives that will be going to congress. Interesting how he doesn't feel that democracy is under threat when progressives have the opportunity to actually work for their constituents in DC, that's when Republican leadership is just fine. Showing clearly that progressives have to not only go against the fascist movement that is the Republican party, but they also have to fight the corruption of their own party that opposes any true progress.

In this episode we discuss the interview Sloppy Steve AKA Steve Bannon did recently with CBS. We get into how wild it is that mainstream media is platforming a fascist in the first place as he says the quiet part out loud on the what the strategy of the Trump Administration was once he got back into office and what it is as a whole. How what we took away from the interview is to expect a lot of nonsense to occur up to and after the midterm elections. Also, if the Democrats are able to take back the majority in the House would it matter to have the first ever Black Speaker of the House if the goal is a push to maintain the status quo?

In this episode we discuss the recent focus group conducted of White Jewish voters in Michigan about their feeling towards Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. How it is astonishing even in this political climate of a possible complete fascist takeover if Republicans hold the majority after the midterms, people are still torn due to baseless propaganda and the false feeling of having to protect from something rather than prevent the eradication of our rights. Also, we get into the war with Iran and why that its being dragged out is really all about a return of investment.

In this episode we discuss the newly surfaced information in the Nolan Wells case that directly contradicts a Grand Jury's assessment on his death and why there is no ground to press charges. Why one of us don't believe this will move the needle at all in terms of accountability as Mississippi will be Mississippi. We also get into what should be the best strategy for Democrats if they are to take the majority in the House and the Senate, though ultimately come to the conclusion that they may not be smart enough to pull it off since it won't appease the donor class.

In this episode fresh off a hiatus, we discuss Hasan Piker's appearance on the clock it podcast with Symone Sanders and Eugene Daniels. How two Black educated individuals reduced themselves to fools in order to push democrat establishment talking points when it comes to Gaza. Also, farmers are hurting and sadly it's exactly what they voted for if they would have read project 2025. We discuss as well that we must start normalizing calling out republicans for the weirdos they are. If they say the most important reason to vote for them is to stop Democrats from "transing kids" is weird shit and they must be told so.

In this episode, we discuss the racist comments made by Palestinian Journalist Rula Jebreal about House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. How it is all in bounds to drag her and call her out, while not allowing a new narrative to be formed about Palestinians as a whole. We also get into the conditioning that has Americans so focused on hyper individualism which has led to Americans as a whole being some of the most selfish people anywhere on the planet.

In this episode we discuss the fake outrage that we are seeing from legacy media pertaining Hasan Piker. How this is their attempt to distract from the issues progressives are running on and make it about a powerless twitch streamer to stoke fear and division. We also discuss how wild it is to be currently living in a country where officials are actively trying to protect the interests of a foreign country over its own citizens. Also, we discuss the tone-deaf comments of installed current nepo baby Senator Darlene Graham on Medicare for all, how her being the favorite to be reelected shows just how stupid some voters are.

In this episode we discuss the monumental Florida Democrat Senate Primary win by Progressive Angie Nixon. Why this is such a turning point in the political landscape for the state itself, as it has been such a wasteland for Democrats in years past. Why win or lose, it really speaks to the direction of where the voters are. We also get into the news over the weekend of Jared Kushner meeting with House Minority leader Hakeem Jeffries as the picture seems to get clearer of the fate of republicans electorally come the Mid Terms in November. Is this a sign of potentially seeing the capitulation of the Trump Administration? Or just another example of the establishment at work? Also, can we ever expect voters to be more pragmatic when it comes to voting, or will feelings always prevail?

In this episode we discuss the recent comments of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Meet the Press. How he seemed to be hedging his bets not being sure how the midterms are going to play out. Once again to us showing how much he really is concerned about lip service more than actual policy. Also, we get into the Hasan Piker hysteria as all of mainstream media is trying to smear a powerless twitch streamer as if he is the biggest threat to our union and not the fascists who are currently running the government. Lastly, with how so bad everything is under Republican rule, why are these races so tight for Democrats going into November?! Why is it so hard?!