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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 113 - Informed Voting, Political Apathy, and Hypocrisy
What drives political figures to make the decisions that impact all of us? Get an insider's perspective with Christopher Smitherman as we unpack the complexities of a recent government shutdown largely attributed to Democratic actions
In Cincinnati, we face another challenge—voter apathy. With over 200,000 registered voters but only 66,000 showing up at the polls, there's a clear disconnect. I dive into the consequences of this disengagement and the criticism aimed at those who gripe about election results without participating. From the local decisions impacting crime and development to the broader implications of political hypocrisy surrounding figures like PG Sittenfeld, we urge you to get informed and active.
In Cincinnati, we face another challenge—voter apathy. With over 200,000 registered voters but only 66,000 showing up at the polls, there's a clear disconnect. I dive into the consequences of this disengagement and the criticism aimed at those who gripe about election results without participating. From the local decisions impacting crime and development to the broader implications of political hypocrisy surrounding figures like PG Sittenfeld, we urge you to get informed and active.
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By Joe Strecker ProductionsWhat drives political figures to make the decisions that impact all of us? Get an insider's perspective with Christopher Smitherman as we unpack the complexities of a recent government shutdown largely attributed to Democratic actions
In Cincinnati, we face another challenge—voter apathy. With over 200,000 registered voters but only 66,000 showing up at the polls, there's a clear disconnect. I dive into the consequences of this disengagement and the criticism aimed at those who gripe about election results without participating. From the local decisions impacting crime and development to the broader implications of political hypocrisy surrounding figures like PG Sittenfeld, we urge you to get informed and active.
In Cincinnati, we face another challenge—voter apathy. With over 200,000 registered voters but only 66,000 showing up at the polls, there's a clear disconnect. I dive into the consequences of this disengagement and the criticism aimed at those who gripe about election results without participating. From the local decisions impacting crime and development to the broader implications of political hypocrisy surrounding figures like PG Sittenfeld, we urge you to get informed and active.