Civil Discourse

In this episode, Eric talks about the upcoming primary for Wisconsin's recall election and why we must show up at the polls. Also, learn how the GOP is obstructing the presidency of Barack Obama, and why we know they are wrong.

In this episode, Eric talks about the Democratic primary in the Wisconsin recall election, as well as Romney's inability to relate to everyday Americans.

In this episode, Eric talks about the Supreme Court debates on ObamaCare. Learn how SCOTUS was given this massive power as well as how it has worked out in the past. And Eric discusses the verification of 900,000 recall Walker signatures, just as Tom Barrett enters the race.

In this week's episode, Eric talks about the GOP's inability to connect with voters in the 2012 race.

Massachusettes polls and campaign finance. Polls are showing that warren in fading in the polls. Brown leads her by 8 points with 49% to warrens 41%.
Gop primary update-a simple majority of party delegates is required to win the primary. That means that someone needs 1144 of the 2286 possible, to win.
Right now we stand as follows:
Romney leads with 415
Santorum- 148
Newt- 113
Ron paul- 35
Caucus:
Each party, republican and democrat, have a scheduled meeting where they will discuss which candidate they would like to nominate and send to the party’s convention.
Primary.-
A primary is noted to be more democratic in nature. Just like in the general election, you go into the private booth, fill out your private card, and cast your own personal vote for the candidate of your choice.
2008-did they give obama the election?
Gm is back
We have a health care start. Need more, but have a base.
Wall street reform
College loans are being put under control
Will this be a repeat of 1992? Perot brought in 18% of the vote. In 1996 he brought in 8%. If Roemer can accomplish either of these numbers, it will most likely pull from the republicans, since the reform party has also been known as the billionaire’s party.
This could ensure and Obama victory

Brokered convention? Paul ryan? Jeb Bush?
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In this episode, Eric sits down with Rob Zerban, who is running a strong campaign against Rep. Paul Ryan. Eric and Rob discuss the auto industry and the GOP's war on women.

In the second segment, Eric talks about the Auto Industry and why it was so important that the government loaned them money when it was needed.

Do not miss this episode!!

Eric discusses the GOP's use of religion as a political tool.

In this episode, Eric discusses the current debate on contraception and how it will work out in 2012.

Eric talks about who is really to blame for the national debt.

Eric talks about the Scott Walker recall, the broader issues surrounding the recall, the various senate recalls, and the potential Democratic challengers awaiting Scott Walker. You won't want to miss this one!!