Politically Blonde

In this episode Sammy talks about President Biden’s historic opportunity to nominate the first Black woman to the United States Supreme Court. Who do you think it will be? Let me know on my website politicallyblonde.net or DM me on Instagram @politicallyblondepodcast

In this episode, Sammy discusses the Build Back Better Plan as well as the current political dilemma that prevented it from passing in 2021, and may prevent it from benefiting millions of Americans in the foreseeable future.

Sammy discusses the events surrounding the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and her thoughts on his acquittal.

In this episode, Sammy discusses the Paris Accord, the COP26, and the negative impacts global warming has had on our country as well as possible initiatives in Biden’s plan to combat global warming.

In this episode, Sammy will discuss the history of the filibuster as well as it’s flaws.

In this episode, Sammy speaks with special guest, Professor Tess Wise, a Wake Forest Professor who she met over the summer when she took a Race and US Politics class at Harvard taught by her. They discuss the basis of race, as well as hot button issues such as CRT.

In this episode Sammy discusses the troubling history of abortion rights, as well as the rising threat to the legality of abortions today.

In this episode, Sammy discusses the history of discrimination that the LGBTQ+ community has faced as well as steps that are being taken to ensure future equality for all genders and sexual orientations.

In this episode, Sammy speaks with a special guest, Bill McCarthy, a staff writer at Politifact, a political fact checking website. They discuss what political fact checking is, the process a fact checker goes through to determine a statement’s accuracy, as well as a little bit about the future of fact checking..

Sammy explores myths and misconceptions about Covid-19 vaccines and urges everyone to put partisan politics aside to responsibly address this health crisis. Everyone must come together to defeat Covid-19 and protect ourselves and others.