Notorious SA is back. It's been a minute.

A brief recap and my thoughts on the presidential debate.

Anderson et all v. Trump (Illinois ballot access)

Voters decide the election, not hype

Trump should have never been on that debate stage

Biden rally in North Carolina

Trump rally in Virginia

Colorado Supreme Court rules Trump is disqualified from presidency for Jan. 6 riot

Read the decision here

Black and Right December 2nd, 2023

Hey All,

NotoriousSA is back after he forgot he recorded this. Intro in front for a quick update.

When You Hear Hoofbeats, Think Horses—But Be Prepared for Zebras

Breaking: Democratic Voters Don't Rally to Democrat Who Is Indicted

It's a rant. So it this.

Read the full Trump indictment on mishandling of classified documents

CNN Poll: Trump’s GOP support appears to soften post-indictment, but he holds lead in primary field

Republicans have long feuded with the mainstream media. Now many are shutting them out

NotoriousSA is back for Season 4. This time with his first ever, live in-person interview. Kimberly Cavill was elected to the District 211 Board of Education in April 2019. She was selected as Board secretary in 2021. Ms. Cavill is a special education program assistant in Community Consolidated School District 15. Previously, she worked as a health educator with the Kenneth Young Center, working on a teen pregnancy prevention grant initiative. She also works as a writer and a podcast host. Prior to her current position, Ms. Cavill worked as a swim instructor and lifeguard at the YMCA from 2015-2016, and before that she was a certified academic specialist at Central States SER in Chicago. She also worked as a community health educator in Australia for two years. Ms. Cavill earned her bachelor’s degree in secondary English education from Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, in 2003. She earned a second bachelor’s degree in disability studies from Deakin University in Victoria, Australia, in 2006. Ms. Cavill has been active within the District 211 community, doing volunteer work through Countryside Unitarian Universalist Church in Palatine since 2016. She also has been active with the Palatine Park District and Arise-Chicago since 2017. Enjoy our conversation and see the links below for our references.

(Original audio via Anchor was corrupted. Thanks to Kim for having a backup recording.) Make sure to vote in your upcoming local election.

The Sex Ed. Battleground Heats Up (Again). Here's What's Actually in New Standards (edweek.org)

Questions at District 211 candidates forum focus on use of controversial sex-ed curriculum (dailyherald.com)

SD211 Forum Video Q & A (STGOP)

No, Teen Suicide Isn’t Up Because Life Got Objectively Worse (nymag.com)

Illinois Republicans, Democrats focusing on building party up from the bottom - Chicago Sun-Times (suntimes.com)

The crisis in American girlhood (Washington Post)

Campaign Website

Election recap. The GOP got what it asked for.

Youth voters and independents boosted Democrats this midterm, exit polls show

Illinois Election Results

Republicans split their tickets more than Democrats.