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Elias of the PEER podcast and I discuss the variety of ways in which propagandists on the Left can sometimes undermine democracy and the progressive movement. We talk about a number of controversies, including antiracism, CRT, pronouns, Christian Nationalism, anti-Americanism, and the many ways Progressives push Americans away.
Politically Entertaining with Evolving Randomness (PEER) by Elias: 95- Interview with Richard Procida on Religious Politics, Blockchain is creeping into gaming, Interview with Sean Munger on environmental history and films on Apple Podcasts
We begin with U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock. Then we hear from U.S. Representative Elijah Cummings. Then Rich Procida Dicussess the global collapse of democracy and what we must do about It.
Jesus confronts ancient disinformation and the misuse and abuse of the Law.
Join us on Sunday, February 6th at 2 pm Pacific Time for "Making Democracy Better" with Jesse Kumin of Best Democracy.
There is propaganda on both sides. Here's some Leftist propaganda to avoid.
We need the whole of America on our side if we have to resist another authoritarian take over of America. We must never let our nation be overthrown and ruled by a dictator. We need the support of Americans and American institutions if we are to save democracy and the American way. In part one of the three-part episode, I present messaging designed to reach out to moderates and conservatives or to at least not alienate them.
Mondale Robinson of the Black Male Voter Project and Rich Procida, Founder of the Truth and Democracy, ask whether there is a political middle in this country and if so, is it worth reaching out to. While America has failed to live up to its ideals, upholding America's ideals is necessary if we ever hope to heal this nation's wounds and rally the American people to fight for democracy and voting rights.
Rich Procida debates the Freedom to Vote Act with black conservative Javier Javier on the Right to Reason podcast with Robert Stanley.
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