Steve Rogers, Democratic candidate for Cherokee County Commision in District 4 here in Georgia joins us for another sit down and let's us know how his goals for the commision have changed sin May, and what's cropped up since then that he feels needs to be addressed in the coming months and years by the commission. Topics range from easements and varyences to the crazy amount of Flock cameras popping up all across the county.

Pat and Gregg hang with Chris Harden, who's running for Barry Loudermilk's District 11 seat. We recap his last visit with us and discuss what has happened since them to influence his positions from then to now.

Recently back from their summer travels, Gregg and Pat sit down and share thoughts on recent events and their impact on our daily lives, our counties, state and nation. Pat headed to Savannah and the "Right" coast, while Gregg returned from an excursion to the "Left Coast" of California and then onto deep red Idaho. Everywhere we go, it's about the corruption, prices and the behavior of El Presidente, his administration and his personal security blanket and information filter, Natalie Harp.

Links below that we used to develop our show:

Cherokee County, GA Candidates page:

https://www.cherokeedemocrats.com/voter-election-resources/your-2026-candidates/

BBC News on Natalie Harp:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c80nzdjgmk3o

The Daily Blast on Natalie Harp and her influence on Trump's Information intake:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2vn0wBJKA5d7epjQYjPCvk?si=3417b6214af24364

Tyson Foods Plant Closures:

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/major-retail-meat-company-closes-223541425.html

Gregg and Pat share thoughts on how Republicans are trying to brand democrats as communists, how that relates to fascism and how the bills are coming due for the Trump administration and for us as voters.

Show Links:

The Rachel Maddow Show: The Bill Comes Due for the Trump Administration https://youtu.be/s7QJUQDjNy0

US War Department Pamphlet on Fascism:

Army Talk Orientation Fact Sheet #64 - Fascism!

The Trump Administration's implementation of the Heritage Foundation's 2025 plan coupled with extensive self-dealing and quid-pro-quo/pay-to-play standards have made for the most corrupt and lawless presidency and government that the USA has ever seen. Gregg and Pat continue to share some of the news items that back this up and as always, share their thoughts on the small things that we can all do to help combat the crazy.

The Trump Administration's implementation of the Heritage Foundation's 2025 plan coupled with extensive self-dealing and quid-pro-quo/pay-to-play standards have made for the most corrupt and lawless presidency and government that the USA has ever seen. Gregg and Pat share some of the news items that back this up and as always, share their thoughts on the small things that we can all do to help combat the crazy.

Gregg and Pat sit down with Bella Bautista, candidate for Georgia House District 14. Key issues on her agenda are adressing affordability issues, particularly housing, electricity and cost of living for folks in her district, which is largely made up of rural farming communities. Also on the menu is the problem of data centers being foisted upon constituents despite their objections, and the environmental and human costs of said data centers.

Pat and Gregg hang with Steve Rogers, candidate for Cherokkee County Commission, district 4. We talk about his background working with the DoD in Savannah, lifelong work with the Scouts, and goals as a future commision member.

Pat and Gregg share their thoughts on the primary results here in Georgia, especially the joy of having such a broad array of choices on the democratic ticket, and the importance of not letting defeat in important races get us down. We also rant a bit on the overt corruption of Trump and the DOJ's latest grift in plain sight.

Gregg and Pat hang with Rob Epstein, candidate for Georgia House District 23. Rob shares his thoughts on what brought him to the decision to run for office, as well as the nature of his district and what he feels the are the most important things that the state's house should be working on in the upcoming years. Dive in and join us!