elections

Tonight on the Show, it's time for Super Tuesday. What is it? One-third of the delegates and 40 percent of the U.S. Population from 14 States all have Primary Elections on the first Tuesday (after the first Monday) in March.

Also, why you should tear up the "Dems United" card in the mail, because depending on where you live, there are OTHER candidates than the ones that the Franklin County (**Mayor Ginther and the Columbus Partnership, cough-cough**) Democratic Party wants you to vote for. Namely in Ohio U.S. Congressional Districts 3 & 12, and Ohio House District 25 (which has THREE New American Candidates).

Don't forget to Vote in the Ohio Primary on St. Patrick's Day, March 17.

Sound from a rally at City Council to demand the appointment of Jasmine Ayres to city council, interview with Rhiannon Childs, co-organizer of this year's Women's March, and Oprah Winfrey's speech at the Golden Globe awards

Bob and Dan DACA, hurricanes, elections, and Kasich.

Bob and Michael Alwood discuss the Trump presidency and the recount

Interview with CAIR's atty Roman Ichbal about Senate Bill 268 which CAIR says will undermine the rights of workers who have faced discrimination or harassment from employers, and an interview with West Virginia gubernatorial candidate Charlotte Pritt who ran on the Mountain Party ticket against a conservative Republican, Bill Cole, and a Democrat coal magnate with numerous mine safety violations, Jim Justice. Plus a monologue about the 2016 presidentiaal election.

Interview with Progress Ohio executive director Sandy Theiss about voter supression in Ohio and also the general contentiousness of the 2016 Federal election.
Audio from a picket at Republican senator Rob Portman's offices regarding proposed fracking leases in the Wayne National Forest and some audio clips about the standoff at Standing Rock.

Upper Arlington residents opposed to the redevelopment of Northam Park, and concerned about the accontability of their city council have launched a recall campaign against 4 council members, which will be voted on on August 23. An interview with Stephan Buser, spokesperson for the recall campaign, and audio from videos both for and against. Also an interview with a local Sanders activist.

Pacifica Radio's national election special on the eve of Ohio's primary, with guests Will Petrik, Evan Davis and Kwazi N'Kruma

Democratic Socialist senator Bernie Sanders delivered a historic campaign speech to a crowd of nearly 10,000 people in Madison, Wisconsin. We air it here, not as an endorsement, or as a campaign speech per se, but as a political lecture punctuated by frequent applause.

Bob Fitrakis and Gerry Bello discuss the problems with internet voting.