Category Archives: Voting

Liberal Dan Radio 07/14/2021: Are We Really Ready For In School Learning?

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On the July 14, 2021 episode of Liberal Dan Radio I will be discussing the premature return to schools for children under 12. More children are going to the ICU with this new variant. Why are we not offering a choice in distance learning to parents with children who can’t be vaccinated? 

Also, we will be discussing the Texas Democrats who are modern day heroes for using their power to block these rediculous so called “Voter ID” laws that mostly have provisions that are not pertaining to having an ID. 

Those issues, hypocrite of the week,

every Wednesday at 8PM Central on Liberal Dan Radio, Talk From The Left, That’s Right. 

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“Hypocrite of the Week” – Music: If I Had a Chicken – Kevin MacLeod

Liberal Dan Radio 11/13/19 – Non-ID Requirements, Impeachment, and More

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On the November 13th episode of Liberal Dan Radio: 

Do you want a party trick you can use on Conservatives, over and over again, with guaranteed results? Do you want to see how many Conservatives simply fall for this simple trick and make themselves look like fools, all while exposing the so called “voter id laws”? Tune in and find out! 

If there is time, I will also be talking about impeachment, and more. 

Thanks to Ross Bugden – Music on YouTube is where I got my show intro.
“Hypocrite of the Week” – Music: If I Had a Chicken – Kevin MacLeod

Liberal Dan Radio 09/09/2015 – Freagle: Politically Connect

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On the September 9, 2015 episode of Liberal Dan Radio:

Open lines and subjects for the first half hour of the show. Then at the bottom half of the hour I welcome back Niki Papazaglokis, founder of Freagle, to discuss the official launch of the project and how you can use the tool in order to learn more about the candidates running for office and how you can Politically Connect.

Those issues, headlines, tweet of the week, and more at 8pm Central on Liberal Dan Radio: Talk From The Left, That’s Right.

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Liberal Dan Radio 6/25/2014: More on Jindal and his party of stupid and more

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On the June 25, 2014 episode of Liberal Dan Radio:

Bobby Jindal is still up to no good, including discussing the idea of a “hostile takeover” of the US. I will continue my review of him and his leadership of the stupid party.

Front and center of the stupid party is the tea party. When Senator Cochran defeated tea party candidate Chris McDaniel in the GOP primary runoff in Mississippi, he did so by reaching out to Democrats in black communities. The response by the tea party folks is amazing and shows why they continue to have a perception problem (if not a problem in reality).

Finally, the Supreme Court made a very big ruling on privacy rights today. Even better is that the ruling was unanimously reached. I will go into that subject as well.

All those issues, headlines, tweet of the week, and more Wednesday at 8pm Central on Liberal Dan Radio: Talk From The Left, That’s Right.

Should printing companies be held responsible for political mailers?

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Richard Perque is running for traffic court judge in New Orleans. A lot of my friends are supporting him. I voted for him. Oh,and there is something else unrelated to his qualifications for Judge: he is openly gay. Yes, he shares the fact on his campaign website. But in reality it has nothing to do with his qualifications.

Other people disagree. For some reason they believe that because he is openly gay he would have some problem determining if someone was speeding or not. A hate piece has just been mailed out suggesting that people should think “long and hard” about this candidate.

The flyer was mailed out by the “Committee for Common Decency”. While such hatred is all to common in Louisiana, I find nothing decent about it. According to the above article, there is no such committee in the State of Louisiana. There are laws in Louisiana that require certain reporting for paid political activities (especially this close to an election). I doubt this mailer was reported to the state. And that leads me to the question posed in the title of this post.

If a printing company is creating a political flyer, shouldn’t it be required to affirm that the information on the flyer is factual (at least the required information about who paid for it)? If they are not, then you wind up with anonymous hate flyers like this mailed out. If the law doesn’t require printing companies to verify this information, it should.