Cheri Beasley: A Deep Conversation About Honesty

from Comparative Reasoning Hosted by Sedrik Cannady

Sedrik and Sidra converse deeply, profoundly, and honestly about not just Cheri Beasley, but politicians in general. Cheri Beasley has won her primary and is gearing up for the general election for the North Carolina senate. While we cover her platform at great length, we also cover how and why people vote the way they do. We also encourage people to vote beyond the two-party system. We trust that our reasoning is solid, in hopes that you not only question your own reasoning, but that will compel you to question what you hear and read from politicians as we strive for an actual better tomorrow.

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