It was a very independent and very activist-y BradCast on KPFK/Pacifica Radio this week, on a whole bunch of levels.
First up: Christina Tobin, Founder & Chair of The Free & Equal Elections Foundation — and co-moderator, with Larry King, of the 2012 Presidential Debate where all of the major candidates were invited (as opposed to to just two of them). We discussed her group and their upcoming United We Stand Fest at UCLA on May 10th, which is set to feature a ton of very cool politicians (of all parties), journalist, musicians…and me.
Next: Why Tuesday’s landmark decision in a federal court in Wisconsin, striking down that state’s GOP polling place Photo ID restriction law is so important to the entire nation, and why Scott Walker and a whole bunch of Republicans across the country aren’t gonna like it at all.
Then: Dr. Margaret Flowers of PopularResistance.org — a pediatrician who left her private practice in 2007 to become a full time activist and advocate for single payer health care — tells my why, despite what I see as Obamacare’s very clear success, I’m completely wrong about it, why it’s a “scam” and why she’s a “conscientious objector” to the Affordable Care Act.
Followed by: A few brief remarks about the crushing loss this week — for the entire nation — of our friend Tim Carpenter, the indefatigable and relentless co-founder of Progressive Democrats of America.
Finally: As always, Desi Doyen joins us for the latest Green News Report and a preview of more fossil fuel disasters to be covered tomorrow…
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