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Speaker 1: we are recording this episode on Sunday, April the thirteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, and we're back. We took a little
Speaker 1: bit of a hiatus last week and this show will
Speaker 1: be abbreviated, but we are planning on coming back with
Speaker 1: a full length episode later in the week. But because
Speaker 1: of my sabbatical where we didn't do any Morning Coffee
Speaker 1: or a weekly episode, and basically hadn't had a weekly
Speaker 1: episode in a couple of weeks, I felt like it
Speaker 1: was a good time to come back, especially when I
Speaker 1: had something on my mind I wanted to talk about.
Speaker 1: But before we get into that, basically the reason why
Speaker 1: we went on a little bit of hiatus is just
Speaker 1: I needed a break. In the time that I have
Speaker 1: been doing the Right Side radio program, I've not really
Speaker 1: taken too many breaks. There was a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: I didn't do a show after I lost my father.
Speaker 1: That's about it. Even the time I had to have
Speaker 1: my gallbladder out. When I got out of the hospital,
Speaker 1: our recording episode that weekend. Sure on Christmas, I have
Speaker 1: some pre recorded episodes and may take a break from
Speaker 1: Morning Coffee, but I just needed some time away, and
Speaker 1: I think that was understandable. During that time I had
Speaker 1: to guest host Chris McDaniels America along with Jim Sigelski.
Speaker 1: Last week, I still did an episode of that show,
Speaker 1: which you can check out now on YouTube on the
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Speaker 1: latest episode. But what I did want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about, what I really did want to try to
Speaker 1: come back tonight and just kind of talk for a moment. No,
Speaker 1: not about anything in the news today. We'll save that
Speaker 1: for later this week when we record a full length episode.
Speaker 1: But I feel like this ramp was going to be
Speaker 1: a little bit longer than a morning Coffee. So that's
Speaker 1: part of the reason why I decided let's just go
Speaker 1: ahead and record a flagship episode, even an abbreviated one.
Speaker 1: We'll resume the morning coffees starting Tuesday morning. You'll have
Speaker 1: a Morning Coffee release. But I wanted to talk to
Speaker 1: you guys because I have a frustration, and it's a
Speaker 1: frustration that won't be something that you guys won't find unfamiliar,
Speaker 1: because it's a frustration that has been lingering for some
Speaker 1: time for me. But over the weekend it was just
Speaker 1: brought right back to the forefront. You see, I have
Speaker 1: an issue with the Republican Party, especially the party in
Speaker 1: my state, the party in my county. This thought process
Speaker 1: that it's better to beat a Democrat with another Democrat.
Speaker 1: If they have an R by their name, great, they
Speaker 1: can have an R by their name, but they don't
Speaker 1: agree with us, and they're probably going to govern similar
Speaker 1: to the Democrat you're trying to beat. So you're not
Speaker 1: really coming out ahead there. Oh, they got an eye
Speaker 1: by their name. They're running as an independent, but they
Speaker 1: were a Democrat before. We can ignore that now because
Speaker 1: they put it eye by their name. No we can't, No,
Speaker 1: we can't. And that's what brought me. Brought me to
Speaker 1: the microphone tonight, is just conversations had with folks who
Speaker 1: are trying to push candidates that I know do not
Speaker 1: align with anything we believe, candidates that have questionable moral character,
Speaker 1: but they're trying to push them merely because they see
Speaker 1: Democrat and are like, well, we got to get the
Speaker 1: Democrat out. And the real question here is, okay, fine,
Speaker 1: I can get behind replacing democrats. I understand that, But
Speaker 1: what happens when you replace a Democrat with a Democrat
Speaker 1: you get folks like Delbert Hoseman there in Jackson. Sure
Speaker 1: he's gone or be his name, but the guy's proven
Speaker 1: himself to be a true Don the Wall Democrat. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That is the notion. Years ago, when Barack Obama came
Speaker 1: into office, there was a mass exodus from the Democrat
Speaker 1: party throughout our state. And because of that mass asks this,
Speaker 1: there were several newly minted Republicans who had a lifetime
Speaker 1: of service as Democrats, who were able to get elected
Speaker 1: and be pushed in a direction to be a part
Speaker 1: of this party. Now, one thing they didn't do, and
Speaker 1: one of the things that I find very frustrating and
Speaker 1: very disgusting, is the fact they didn't bother to find
Speaker 1: out if they were changing their philosophy. Yes, in the South,
Speaker 1: there were was a lot of what they called blue
Speaker 1: dog Democrats, those who leaned more our way than a
Speaker 1: true traditional Democrat. But a lot of these people weren't
Speaker 1: but weren't blue dog Democrats. They were just true Democrats.
Speaker 1: And now it seems our desperation has gone even further
Speaker 1: off the cliff where we're going to look at candidates
Speaker 1: with questionable moral character merely because the guy holding the
Speaker 1: office now has a de bias name. We're going to
Speaker 1: push candidates that are not Republicans, not even switching to
Speaker 1: the Republican Party, switching from Democrat to independent because they
Speaker 1: wanted to stay out of a primary, not because they
Speaker 1: changed any bit of the way they view the world.
Speaker 1: In these type instances, it's probably best to stay out
Speaker 1: of the race. But no, these busybodies out there won't
Speaker 1: to try to show that they have influence. They want
Speaker 1: to continue to try to push things. And what they're
Speaker 1: going to do is they're going to make things worse.
Speaker 1: They're going to make things worse, and they don't understand that,
Speaker 1: or they don't care to understand that, because again, they
Speaker 1: just want to say that they knocked a Democrat out,
Speaker 1: but they really didn't. They were pleased placed Democrat A
Speaker 1: with Democrat B, and Democrat B might be a whole
Speaker 1: lot worse than the Democrat A. And I'll say this too,
Speaker 1: if he is, you need to take ownership of it,
Speaker 1: but you won't. You'll sit back and pretend that, well,
Speaker 1: you know, I just you know, I really felt like
Speaker 1: we just needed to be the incumbent here and get
Speaker 1: some change, and I didn't. It didn't change as what
Speaker 1: much as I wanted it to. It's a cycle. But
Speaker 1: this is the problem. And in too many cases they'll
Speaker 1: go and they'll find a die in the rule Democrat.
Speaker 1: They'll get them to run this Republican. Convince them, come
Speaker 1: run this Republican. We'll get you some backing. Meanwhile, said
Speaker 1: newly minted Republican believes in everything counter to your platform,
Speaker 1: but you don't care because you're more worried about this magical,
Speaker 1: mythical numbers game that doesn't matter at all. I'm not
Speaker 1: playing that game anymore because, quite frankly, I'm sick of
Speaker 1: that game. That game's gotten us nowhere, when we're just
Speaker 1: merely pushing a bad candidate because he was willing to
Speaker 1: come over and take the letter we like, or he
Speaker 1: was willing to at least remove the letter we dislike.
Speaker 1: I believe in voting for the care or the individual
Speaker 1: more than the party. I believe in looking at the
Speaker 1: character of the individual more than the party. And I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: if you're going to come to me with somebody that
Speaker 1: I know for a fact has questionable moral stances, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure that I'm going to listen to a word
Speaker 1: you say, because I already know what I know, and
Speaker 1: you can try to give whatever spin you want to give.
Speaker 1: You can try to give me whatever nonsense you want
Speaker 1: to give me, but I'm not listening to it because,
Speaker 1: quite frankly, I've heard it all before. I'm not some
Speaker 1: naive little twenty year old who's just going to be
Speaker 1: all struck because remember, the party came to speak to me.
Speaker 1: Now I've seen through all of your lives and all
Speaker 1: of your bs, so guess what, I don't listen to
Speaker 1: it anymore because I understand a whole lot more than
Speaker 1: I used to. I've seen behind the curtain. I understand
Speaker 1: when you name drop people it's supposed to impress me,
Speaker 1: but let me let you know it does not. I
Speaker 1: can name drop people too, but I don't care to
Speaker 1: look the There are races, city and county races going
Speaker 1: on in my state this year. You may be in
Speaker 1: a state that has similar things. And my advice to
Speaker 1: you is question anyone who was with the other party
Speaker 1: and left it, whether they left it to become a
Speaker 1: Republican or they left it to become an independent, you
Speaker 1: should question it. Look, we played it your way for years.
Speaker 1: You told us to give you control of the House,
Speaker 1: give you control of the Senate, give you control of
Speaker 1: the governor's mansion, the Lieutenant governor's office, and what did
Speaker 1: it get us? Nothing. We got a nonexistent income tax
Speaker 1: elimination bill, which really all it does is raise the
Speaker 1: gas tax. So it raised taxes, but it's pretending to
Speaker 1: be a tax eliminator. We got a congressional session that
Speaker 1: ended without a state budget, and yet we have Republicans
Speaker 1: in control. So why is that happening? And the reason
Speaker 1: is because we're electing Republicans like the aforementioned Delbert Hoseman,
Speaker 1: who were truly Democrats. That's who he is, that's who
Speaker 1: he's always been. He's a terrible politician, but nobody within
Speaker 1: the state party will call him out. Nobody within the
Speaker 1: state party has the guts to say that that guy
Speaker 1: is an embarrassment. Nobody within the party has the courage
Speaker 1: to say that Delbert Hosman is the reason we don't
Speaker 1: have a budget. Delbert wants to blame the House, but
Speaker 1: the House brought proposals to him. He didn't want to
Speaker 1: even consider them. It's his way or the highway, and
Speaker 1: quite frankly, to hell with that. Mississippians deserve better. And
Speaker 1: if you're listening to me in another state, hopefully your
Speaker 1: state is fearing better than we currently are. Hopefully your
Speaker 1: state is in a much better space than the state
Speaker 1: of Mississippi is. Because right now, despite despite us doing
Speaker 1: everything you asked us to do everything you asked us
Speaker 1: to do, which will us make sure Republicans had control,
Speaker 1: make sure Republicans had the power and everything go right,
Speaker 1: But we can't even pass a budget bill. We can't
Speaker 1: pass a true income tax elimination bill. Now, we can
Speaker 1: lie and we can spend, and we can get our
Speaker 1: friends at Fox News to try to push it like
Speaker 1: we did this, but something that doesn't go into effect
Speaker 1: for fourteen damn years isn't eliminating crap, especially when the
Speaker 1: gas tax goes up immediately. And this is all happening
Speaker 1: under supposed alleged Republican leadership. So save your breath when
Speaker 1: you try to come to me and tell me that
Speaker 1: I need to vote for the independent in a race
Speaker 1: over the Democrat, because well, you can trust the Independent,
Speaker 1: now you can't. He was a Democrat before he was
Speaker 1: an Independent, so I can't. These are the parlor trick games,
Speaker 1: and they think they can pull that wool over our eyes.
Speaker 1: Some of us have seen behind the curtain, some of
Speaker 1: you have not. You might fall for it. Look, do
Speaker 1: I think the Democrat Party is a terrible party? Do
Speaker 1: I think that if you're a Democrat you should probably
Speaker 1: consider leaving that party? Sure, but I also know that
Speaker 1: just because you do leave that party doesn't mean I
Speaker 1: should instantly trust you either. I need to see a
Speaker 1: little bit more than Blowhard's telling me that you've reformed
Speaker 1: from it, because I'm sorry, I'm not convinced. I need
Speaker 1: to see a little bit more than the blowhards trying
Speaker 1: to push you on me, because I'm sorry, I'm just
Speaker 1: not convinced. And it's because I have a true lack
Speaker 1: of trust for the State Republican Party. And it's well earned,
Speaker 1: because I've seen them go out and recruit Democrats to
Speaker 1: help them in their bidding, and then once the Democrats
Speaker 1: help them get where they won't they don't hold them accountable.
Speaker 1: They don't hold them accountable, and they allow them to
Speaker 1: continue to act as Democrats, and because they got an
Speaker 1: incumbent now by their name with that precious art next
Speaker 1: to it, despite the fact they're a terrible vote time
Speaker 1: and time again, they will do everything in their bloody
Speaker 1: power to protect them. I've got better things to do
Speaker 1: with my life then sit back and be a part
Speaker 1: of an incumbent protectioncy protection racket. I do not want
Speaker 1: to do that, because, quite frankly, we've got some terrible
Speaker 1: incumbents in the state of Mississippi, and we have for
Speaker 1: quite some time. Not all. There's still some good ones,
Speaker 1: but you can probably count them on one hand. So no,
Speaker 1: I'm not going along with what you're trying to push.
Speaker 1: I'm not going along with the nonsense you're trying to
Speaker 1: sell me because, quite frankly, that's what it is. It's nonsense,
Speaker 1: and it's stuff that I've outgrown long ago. It's just
Speaker 1: not going to work on me anymore. And I hope
Speaker 1: and pray that the majority of you listening have started
Speaker 1: to see through the nonsense as well, because the only
Speaker 1: way we're going to enact a true salvation of the
Speaker 1: Republican Party is to make them feel pain, and maybe
Speaker 1: some of that pain is to lose an election here
Speaker 1: or there. I know that's scary, but what are we
Speaker 1: really winning by maintaining Republicans when they're not doing what
Speaker 1: we sent them there to do. What are we really
Speaker 1: maintaining when all they're doing is going up there and
Speaker 1: acting like democrats anyway, because we're not willing to hold
Speaker 1: them accountable. Look, it's preferable to beat them in the primaries,
Speaker 1: but if you don't, maybe stay home. If you just
Speaker 1: can't stomach voting for a Democrat, maybe you do something
Speaker 1: like that, because quite frankly, what you're currently doing it
Speaker 1: ain't working. And it's about time we start to look
Speaker 1: for new and inventive ideas because if we don't start soon,
Speaker 1: we're going to continue to see lies like the income
Speaker 1: tax bill. We're going to continue to see gridlock like
Speaker 1: the lack of a state budget being approved, which means
Speaker 1: it's going to cost the taxpayers more money when the
Speaker 1: governor has to call a special session and try to
Speaker 1: bring them back to hammer out a budget bill. This
Speaker 1: type of stuff should not happen when the Republicans have control,
Speaker 1: and if it is, that means they've lied to us
Speaker 1: about what they're going to be able to do if
Speaker 1: they hold power. We're going to close this one out
Speaker 1: right here. I told you at the start this was
Speaker 1: going to be a very very short episode, but I
Speaker 1: felt like it was a little bit longer than what
Speaker 1: a morning coffee would routinely be. So I figured i'd
Speaker 1: make up for the fact that I hadn't done a
Speaker 1: flagship episode in a couple of weeks, come back with
Speaker 1: an abbreviated version of it, and again, this doesn't count
Speaker 1: as the flagship episode for this week. We should be
Speaker 1: back later this week. No promises on what day. That
Speaker 1: really depends on when we record Chris McDaniel's America. But
Speaker 1: we will be back real soon, or we will be
Speaker 1: back to have a further discussion on more news, because
Speaker 1: I mean, look, we didn't even get into the hot
Speaker 1: topic of tariffs or any of that stuff. I just
Speaker 1: went off on a rant because quite frankly, I'm tired
Speaker 1: of that type of nonsense and I felt like getting
Speaker 1: that off my chest. This has been the right Side
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