Ep 217 | Barack Obama & Joe Biden: The Star and Czar of the Democrats’ Dead Negro Confederacy
What do you do when you have no political platform to stand on? If you are a Democrat, you naturally prop yourself up on the dead bodies of black people. That’s what Kentucky Senate hopeful Charles Booker was hoping to accomplish when he channeled his inner Jussie Smollett, placing a noose around his neck to ask for your vote to stop Rand Paul’s reign of terror over black people. “What has become prevalent in recent years is leftist public figures and political activists using relics of America’s racist past and dead black criminal suspects to advance their careers,” Jason says. Today’s DNC should change its name to the Dead Negro Confederacy, because it shares the same battle cry as the KKK: "Vote Democrat or die!" Another young black U.S. congressional candidate and “Fearless” contributor Royce White joins Jason to cut through the doublespeak of Booker’s campaign and the Left’s rhetoric. Then we get real with Shemeka Michelle, who uses the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard drama as an opportunity to speak frankly to black women and their behavior. Finally, we head to D.C. to get Delano Squires' insight on the Charles Booker campaign spot and the connection between the trans movement and Disney’s "The Lion King."
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