"Unnecessary Civility"

from Correctly Mistaken · host Wesley Cherry

In this episode we discuss the recent comments of former DNC Vice Chair David Hogg, confirming what we have always believed about the Democrat party: they would choose to be complicit with fascists if it meant it will hold up the status quo. How that has a direct link to why we are seeing an insurgence from the left to rightfully get rid of the leaders who have consistently let us down in order to uphold a system that benefits the donor class. Also, we get into the chummy comments made by Maryland Governor Wes Moore to DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin in a recent event they attended together. In this current climate we are in politically, is there any room for basic civility anytime you come face to face with any of the ghouls in the Trump Administration?

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