Show #9 - Libertarians of Macomb County Vote Against Me For Seeking a Delegate Spot to the LPM State Convention, New York Governor Cuomo Says America "Is Not That Great," Etc. (RE-RECORDED)

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Hey Guys! I'm back with a new show, and you won't wanna miss this one. I attended my county LP affiliate's county convention, and some bullshit took place there. After all, I'm going to the LPM State Convention on August 25, and I will let everyone know how that went as well. A lot of things are in store for that event, and I can't wait to see it. Anyway, here are the topics for today's show: 1. Libertarians of Macomb County Vote Against Me Being an LPM State Convention Delegate. I attended the county convention this past Thursday at Ike's Restaurant in Sterling Heights, and I witnessed some members of the committee voting NO on my seeking a delegate spot at the LPM State Convention. Of course, Vice-Chair Drew Frydrych opened that can of worms by voting against me on that front. Secretary Matt Kuehnel and At-Large Member Catherine Filus also opposed my run, and so did Benjamin Dryke, Nikki Peel, and Ben's son Ben Jr. (who is under 18 by the way). I asked Membership Director Fred Horndt after the vote went down: "Am I that much of a piece of shit in the Party that I didn't deserve the delegate seat?" Fred replied, "No." And board members Alicia Beedle (who abstained from the vote) and Filus overheard me bitching about it. Well, some good news has come out of this today, and I will reveal it on the show. 2. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at a news conference: "America is *NOT* great! It has never been *THAT* great!" When Republicans heard about this, they had a field day over it and demand that Cuomo resigns for his un-American statements. Cuomo backpedaled by having his spokesman saying that Cuomo does think that "America *IS* great* and that his statements were taken out of context. No, they weren't, and he does come off as an arrogant and ignorant prick, not to mention he sounds un-American to me. 3. Alex Jones Banned from Facebook and Twitter for a Week. Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones - and I don't like Alex Jones at all - was banned from Facebook and, even more importantly, Twitter for a week because of his claims that the Sandy Hook massacre *WAS* a hoax among other crazy shit. I'm against Jones being censored by Twitter and Facebook because Jones has a right to free speech. While it is true that as companies those social media enterprises have every right to terminate his account, still it is wrong to do so because Jones has a right to free speech, even if I don't completely agree with what he says half the time. It's that simple. That's all I'm gonna talk about today. See you on the airwaves soon! ~TAB