Lake Erie Currents

Author: CJ

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Episode CCLXXIX: Politics, Problems, a Side of Kwanzaa
Episode 299
Wednesday, 31 December, 2025

Political Issues and Social Impact Jay and Chris riffed on politics: Amy Acton being unpopular in Ohio, Somali scams, and the irony of California ICE protests. They also joked about how people forget past events fast—and how political choices can hit businesses and communities. Local Issues and Future Optimism They jumped from Somali food to local headlines, including the murder of Irina, the murder of Charlie Kirk, and the government shutdown. Jay stayed optimistic about the future, saying younger generations are resilient. They also talked about local court corruption: a repeat offender released on bail by an activist judge, leading to a murder, plus a judge charged with records tampering who resigned. Political Wealth and Immigration Debate Jay and Chris criticized wealthy politicians—especially Nancy Pelosi’s big stock portfolio—questioning why rich people get into politics. They ended with a UK asylum discussion sparked by a sexual assault case involving two migrants, debating immigration vs. security. Crime Sentencing and Holiday Traditions They were furious over what they saw as weak sentences for a violent crime. Then they switched to holidays: Christmas trees and Kwanzaa, with Jay taking shots at Kwanzaa’s origins. They wrapped with Jay thanking supporters and encouraging listeners to stay positive for the new year. Sponsors: Fairly Decent Golf on Insta YouTube & TikTok Rae Faba - fine art from the Great Lakes Team Mandalore - keep cycling weird i paint akron -Local artists bringing art instruction to the masses. Art for the people, forever!!