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The "Smither-vent"

The "Smither-vent"

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 The "Smither-vent"

Former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman gives you commentary about the local news of the day.Copyright Joe Strecker Productions 政治・政府
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  • The "Smither-vent" - Episode 97- Speaking Out on City Violence

    The "Smither-vent" - Episode 97- Speaking Out on City Violence
    2025/06/30
    Former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati, Christopher Smitherman, brings his unfiltered perspective on the city's escalating safety issues, placing a spotlight on the recent rise in violence, including downtown drive-by shootings. Smitherman challenges the current city leadership, questioning the visibility and commitment of the mayor and council members in addressing these urgent concerns. He passionately argues for stronger public support of law enforcement, emphasizing the necessity for visible and proactive policing during critical hours when curfews are often broken. The conversation takes a hard look at the political climate within the Democratic Party and its impact on public safety policies, with Smitherman cautioning against trends like reimagining or defunding the police, which he believes contribute to rising crime rates.

    Listeners will gain insight into the broader political dynamics that influence urban safety, as Smitherman critiques the mayor's focus on political aspirations over immediate safety concerns. He draws comparisons with past Democratic leaders who took active roles in crime reduction efforts, suggesting that the current administration's priorities are misaligned. As the discussion unfolds, Smitherman points to examples from other cities, illustrating the potential consequences of electing leaders who do not support law enforcement. This episode serves as a clarion call for citizens concerned about urban safety and the critical role of political leadership in fostering secure communities.
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    21 分
  • The "Smither-vent" - Episode 96- Nothing to see here. . . . All is well

    The "Smither-vent" - Episode 96- Nothing to see here. . . . All is well
    2025/06/23
    City leaders are asleep at the wheel while Cincinnati's youth continue to kill each other. Cincinnati is at a crossroads, and the lack of decisive action is putting lives at risk. We dive into the alarming rise in downtown violence and the pressing need for effective policing and strong leadership. Tragically, young lives are being lost, and the disconnect between City Hall's priorities and the community's safety concerns is glaring. Frustration is mounting as officials seem distracted by issues beyond local borders, ignoring the urgent need for proactive policing and visible support for law enforcement.

    In this episode, we scrutinize the challenges law enforcement officers face amid increasing scrutiny and legislative changes that threaten their immunity protections. The stress of policing in racially charged incidents, coupled with the potential impact of legislative changes, is discouraging new recruits and adding pressure to an already strained force. We emphasize the urgent need for city leaders to visibly back law enforcement and prioritize community safety over distractions. Society's broader factors contributing to youth violence are also on the table, as we urge city officials to address these root causes to foster a safer, more confident downtown Cincinnati.
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    21 分
  • The "Smither-vent" - Episode 95- Impact of Dred Scott and Juneteenth. Thank You Republicanas!

    The "Smither-vent" - Episode 95- Impact of Dred Scott and Juneteenth. Thank You Republicanas!
    2025/06/16
    The aftermath of the tragic events in Minnesota raises urgent questions about the potency of political rhetoric and media portrayal. Christopher also explores how these elements can dangerously fuel unrest and incite violence, underscoring the growing hostility in political discourse.
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    22 分

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