
Mass Killing at a Texas Elementary School, Tuesday's Primary Results, Politics and the SEC
Chris Garaffa, Editor of TechForThePeople.org joins the show. The Misfits start with a conversation about the media implications of the tragic shooting in Texas. Then they talk about a strange story involving the use of WhatsApp chats to track the guys who were allegedly plotting to assassinate George Bush. And, they talk about Spotify bringing political ads back to its platform.
Gregg Mosson, State and federal court litigator in private practice in Maryland, at Mosson Law, LLC, and author of “Employee Rights in Maryland: A Concise Guide” joins the program to talk about the Supreme Court to rule soon on Upstate NY case that could make it easier to carry guns across the US. And, the Misfits talk about whether there will be more lawsuits by victims of gun violence against gun manufacturers. Mosson says that civil lawsuits are a more viable option than a legislative remedy to rein in gun violence. Gridlock remains in Congress on passage of any worthwhile gun legislation that would actually diminish violent crime.
Rae Valencia, Sputnik News Analyst and Producer for Political Misfits joins the show to break down Tuesday’s Primaries. It seems that Trump still has a great deal of influence over the Republican Party yet the Stop the Steal campaign seems to be a loser as was confirmed in Georgia’s senate and gubernatorial races. Meanwhile, there remains a battle within the Democratic Party between the establishment wing and progressives. We will continue to monitor the Trump effect and whether Democrats, while holding the majority, can coalesce and pass legislation that would be meaningful to voters before this November.
Chris Garaffa, Editor of TechForThePeople.org joins the show. The Misfits start with a conversation about the media implications of the tragic shooting in Texas. Then they talk about a strange story involving the use of WhatsApp chats to track the guys who were allegedly plotting to assassinate George Bush. And, they talk about Spotify bringing political ads back to its platform.
Gregg Mosson, State and federal court litigator in private practice in Maryland, at Mosson Law, LLC, and author of “Employee Rights in Maryland: A Concise Guide” joins the program to talk about the Supreme Court to rule soon on Upstate NY case that could make it easier to carry guns across the US. And, the Misfits talk about whether there will be more lawsuits by victims of gun violence against gun manufacturers. Mosson says that civil lawsuits are a more viable option than a legislative remedy to rein in gun violence. Gridlock remains in Congress on passage of any worthwhile gun legislation that would actually diminish violent crime.
Rae Valencia, Sputnik News Analyst and Producer for Political Misfits joins the show to break down Tuesday’s Primaries. It seems that Trump still has a great deal of influence over the Republican Party yet the Stop the Steal campaign seems to be a loser as was confirmed in Georgia’s senate and gubernatorial races. Meanwhile, there remains a battle within the Democratic Party between the establishment wing and progressives. We will continue to monitor the Trump effect and whether Democrats, while holding the majority, can coalesce and pass legislation that would be meaningful to voters before this November.