Politics Done Right
with Egberto Willies
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This week’s show
June 16th, 2014
Eric Cantor loss, Iraq, Oregon Shootings and the Media
Today we will discuss Eric Cantor’s loss and what it could mean for grassroots elections. Was David Bart’s victory really a grassroots win?
We will also discuss the Oregon school shooting. Is this now the nor. Lastly we will talk about Iraq. Should we reengage and try to fix that which we broke?
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My Blog Posts Of The Week
- Eric Cantor loss to David Brat can teach progressive activists and their candidates a lesson
- Are they the new Pharisees? Republicans have gotten worse after 10 years
- Jon Stewart calls out media for disproportionate reaction to Oregon school shooting vs Eric Cantor loss
- Politics Done Right on Coffee Party Radio – Eric Cantor’s loss to David Bart should give grassroots hope Sat 12-1PM CST
- Bill Maher to Colorado: Don’t Mess it up. You are “the Jackie Robinson of marijuana legislation”
- Middle class slapped again – GOP kills student loan refinance bill
- Jon Stewart explains Eric Cantor’s loss and media frivolity
- Obama slams Republicans for constantly slashing student aid (VIDEO)
- Oregon Reynolds High School shooting – Is a norm being accepted?
- MAJOR UPSET: Tea Party defeats Eric Cantor (R-VA)
- GOP Rep. Jeff Miller says dinosaurs prove climate change not manmade (VIDEO)
- Politics Done Right on KPFT 90.1 FM- An interview w/ Niko Letsos, Ted Poe’s Democratic challenger – Monday 9 PM CST
- Caught on Camera: New York woman constantly calling man the N-word in front of her kids.
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