Malt Liquor Socialists

In this week's episode our Socialists decide to address an unprecedented social media post by the nation's shit gibbon and chief, then get into an article from the Daily Courier about former commissioner "Commander" Chris. They then wrap up the episode with a discussion about plans to potentially have Oregon be the first state in the union to have single payer healthcare (for more information please check the following site: https://www.hcao.org/path-to-single-payer).

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In this week's episode Mr. Morgan setup an interview with a returning guest that also happens to be running for Josephine County Commissioner... Matt Spurlock! Have a listen as our two socialists engage Matt in intriguing conversation and trade mysterious words of potentially investigative natures. Will the true nature of existence be exposed?

No... absolutely not. But you might come away with a better understanding of Mr. Spurlock, some of his positions as a County Commissioner Candidate, and maybe... just maybe... you might end up deciding Matt has your vote.

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In this week's episode, our two Socialists take another look at our local embarrassment of a representative, Dwayne Wank... I mean Yunker. We cover a brief interview Dwayne had from Mike on Mike at an event Dwayne, and a few other MAGA leaning politicians had in Grants Pass, then we cover a highlights reel of that event where Dwayne talks a big game to take credit for money Josephine County got from a legislative bill that Dwayne voted against. Finally, Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan go over Dwayne's Facebook post responding to criticism he's received for taking credit for money he voted against, and some of the more critical responses he received.

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In this week's episode Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan go over a news article from the Daily Courier about a lawsuit against some former, and one current, county commissioner. Then Mr. Kieffer attempts to torture Mr. Morgan with a February radio interview of former Commissioner Foreskin. Finally our two socialists view a video made by a man with the charisma of a dead raccoon who decides to spout his general ignorance on the SAVE act and gender issues as though it was simple wisdom.

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In this week's episode our socialists review the last bit of legislation that our local state representative, Dwayne diaper stain Yunker, spoke on during our states short legislative meetup, and the results of the subsequent votes. Though Dwayne speaks about a few things, he ends up speaking against a bill that has to do with the state picking up the slack after the Federal Government cut medicaid funding for non-abortion services with Planned Parenthood, and our socialists might have a few choice words about Dwayne's position.

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In this week's episode our two Socialists go back a short way and take a look at a little bit of our new County Commissioners. They review a few comments from the peanut gallery of their first business meeting, then address the fact that the newly selected Commissioners (and Commissioner Smith) need to address a long overdue petition from an asshole that the previous commissioners kept pushing back to the point that it is over a year out of compliance.

In short, fun times had by all.

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In the continuation of this week's episode, Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan stay on task and resume going over Oregon State Representative Dwayne, Diaper Stain, Yunker's addressing of certain state legislation.

Does Mr. Kieffer get his shit together and correctly let Mr. Morgan and the listener know what the next topic is each time in this episode?

The short answer is no. The long answer is nooooooooooooooooooooo.

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In this week's episode Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan acknowledge that we have two new assigned county commissioners to replace the two assholes who were recalled and resigned. Then, after a couple of announcements, our two Socialists discuss one of our local state representatives in the Oregon legislature... specifically our representative Dwayne Yunker, the arguments he makes for or against some of the legislation on the floor, and whether or not that legislature passes.

One of our announcements is regarding a local T-shirt drive with Rogue Indivisible. Rogue Indivisible is doing a T-shirt drive and you can order a shirt online at https://forms.gle/1r4wm3a7EdKwboJQ6. Shirts ordered ahead of time will cost $15, and you will receive your shirt at the No Kings 3 rally on March 28th. If you do not order a shirt, but want one, they will have extra shirts for $20 at the No Kings 3 rally, while supplies last.

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In this week's episode, Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan interview Vicky Palmerton, an individual who has been active in the recall petition against former Commissioners 🤮 and Barnett, and is an admin on the local Rogue Indivisible Facebook group.

After this episode, we are going to have a little bit of a break, but we will be back in a week or two.

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In this week's episode our Socialists take a look at a brief video posted by our homophobic representative, Dwayne Yunker, listing legislation that will be debated on this month in the Oregon Government. Then Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Morgan have some fun (we use that term loosely) poking at a more recent video by the Josephine County Republican. After that they watch a few video clips from the news about ICE using tear gas and flash bangs in Portland on peaceful protesters.

Also, Mr. Morgan announces that he will be out the week when we would record for our episode to be released on the 23rd, so we will have an episode next week, but not the week after that one.

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