Saying Dumb Things Out Loud! (with Matt Fulmer and Brady Quirk-Garvan)
This week, we interview two people working hard to make a difference in South Carolina. First up is Congressional Candidate Matt Fulmer who is looking to take over the seat being vacated by Nancy Mace. We then speak with political strategist Brady Quirk-Garvan, one of the members behind The Comeback SC, a group striving to ensure that every House seat in South Carolina has a Democratic challenger.
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Pre-show banter (0:00:00)
Or Better Yet - The Dean Scream (00:00:44)
- 2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean [CNN on YouTube]
- Trump mocked after bizarre rant about people 'walking around with no legs' [aol.com]
Introduction (0:10:18)
On the Campaign Trail with Jumelle (00:11:51)
- Sylvia Wright for SC Superintendent [website]
- Video of Jumelle’s speech clip at the GWCDP Convention [YouTube]
- Video of Jumelle’s full speech at the GWCDP Convention [YouTube]
- Alzheimer’s walk in Greenwood [South Carolina Dept of Aging]
Interview with Matt Fulmer (00:27:05)
Interview with Brady Quirk-Garvan (00:46:12)
- Brady Quirk-Garvan [website]
- The Story of an Iconic Obama Campaign Chant, Animated [The Atlantic]
- The Comeback SC [website]
- New SAVE Act Bills Would Still Block Millions of Americans From Voting [The Brennan Center]
- When Gerrymandering Ends Accountability w/ Chris Kenney [Frogmore Stew]
- N.C. Democrat runs as Republican to shed light on gerrymandering [Spectrum News]
- Could Two Republicans Be on California’s November Ballot for Governor? [Hoover Institution]
Closing (01:27:21)
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