Welcome to Democracy-ish.

I am Danielle Moody.

And I am Wajahat-O-Wi.

And, Waj, today, let's talk about, oh, I don't know, the president's strong speech, and I'm using air quotes, folks, strong speech on voting rights.

And I don't know if you know this, but this is his fifth time in a year giving a strong speech on voting rights and why it's so important

to end the filibuster, why it's so important to the foundation of our democracy. And yet,

he spent the last year on infrastructure and build back better. I want to talk, before I dive into my fury,

what, what did you take away from the president and the vice president's speech this week

in, in Brian Kemp's Georgia? Yeah. So that speech was designed to appeal to black voters.

And last time I checked, you are a black person and a voter.

So as the sole representative of all black voters in America,

Danielle Moody, I appoint you with the authority to inform me and our listeners.

Did that speech in Georgia inspire you as a black voter?

And then I will give you my response

because it was meant for you apparently.

Yes, clearly because we decide that politicians

are very big on political pageantry

as it pertains to the black community,

but not actual policy.

So as the, thank you for anointing me as the black person in America, I will say in my humblest

of ways, dear Joe Biden, miss me with your bullshit.

Wow.

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