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By Carl Able
The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.
In this episode of Crayon Box Politics Weekly, hosts Carl and Avery analyze significant stories shaping the political landscape. Topics include the U.S. ranking as the top AI ecosystem, mental health impacts from abortion bans, and the foreshadowing of political unrest. They also discuss the immigration policy challenges on the U.S. southern border, potential future deportation plans under a Trump administration, and international tensions involving Ukraine and Russia. As the holiday season approaches, the hosts share their personal plans and the podcast's upcoming break.
If you enjoy what we do and want to help us keep the show going, please consider supporting us at www.crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon. Every contribution makes a difference!
We’d also love to hear from you—share your thoughts, experiences, or questions by submitting an audio clip to [email protected]. Your voice could be featured in a future episode!
Immigration Blog:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/hypothetical-meets-historical-a-primer-on-us-immigration-policy
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/trial-and-error-the-story-of-united-states-immigration-policy
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/birthright-citizenship-and-immigration-policy-exploring-the-human-impact
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In this episode of Crayon Box Politics Weekly, Carl and Avery break down the past week’s biggest headlines and take a closer look at the stories shaping the political landscape. From the fast-moving nature of recent events to Donald Trump’s controversial picks for his anticipated second term, we cover it all. We’ll dive into the potential political and social impacts of appointees like Elise Stefanik, Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard, and Elon Musk.
Plus, we share insights from a listener’s voting experience and talk about why staying politically engaged is more important than ever in the face of rising authoritarian trends.
If you enjoy what we do and want to help us keep the show going, please consider supporting us at www.crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon. Every contribution makes a difference!
We’d also love to hear from you—share your thoughts, experiences, or questions by submitting an audio clip to [email protected]. Your voice could be featured in a future episode!
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In this episode, Carl and Avery discuss the implications of Donald Trump’s election on diverse aspects of American life. They delve into the reasons behind the recent Democratic Party loss, emphasizing the party’s struggle to connect effectively with average Americans and working-class communities. They also explore the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community and highlight the importance of open political discourse, mental health support, and accessible resources in today’s political landscape. For links to mental health resources, visit crayonboxpolitics.com/mental-health. If you’d like to support the show, consider donating at crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon. Don’t forget to share, subscribe, and leave a review to help others discover the podcast!
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In the 2024 election, the presidential race isn’t the only critical decision facing voters. Down-ballot issues like reproductive rights and election security are also in the spotlight. In this episode, we explore these crucial topics and delve into the potential impacts of a Trump or Harris presidency as Election Day approaches. if you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon.
Crayon Box Politics Election Hub:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/electionhub
Birth Right Citizenship:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/birthright-citizenship-and-immigration-policy-exploring-the-human-impact
Reproductive Rights:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/reproductive-rights-part-1-birth-of-the-united-states-to-roe-v-wade
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/reproductive-rights-part-2-roe-v-wade-and-the-fight-over-reproductive-rights
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/reproductive-rights-part-3-the-dobbs-decision-and-finding-a-middle-path-to-the-future
Transgender Rights:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/fighting-different-wars-a-transgender-veteran-s-path-to-equality
Gun Violence InfoGraphic
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/mapping-the-issues/by-the-numbers%3A-2023-gun-related-mass-casualty-events-in-the-us
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A new format! This week, Carl is joined by co-host Avery to discuss Israel, FEMA, Election Integrity and why a second Trump term poses a very real threat to the dream that is American self governance.
Interested in the podcast mentioned by Carl? Follow the link below:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-dictators/id1516194847
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Rumors, mis-information and conspiracy theories have always been part of the fabric of our nation, but when false narratives are pushed by our political leadership, they can be harmful to the American people. That is exactly what is happening now following the destruction wrought by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Links to blog posts on Republican efforts to suppress the Democrat vote:
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/partisan-gerrymandering-disenfranchising-voters-and-skewing-representation
https://www.crayonboxpolitics.com/post/the-threat-of-voter-suppression-tactics-disguised-as-fraud-prevention-to-us-elections
if you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon. Every bit helps, and your contribution will ensure we can keep these discussions going.
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The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.