Real Queer Politics

In this episode, Matthew Kletter discusses the inhumane conditions on America's southern border as well as the first Democratic Debate. Matthew gives his take and reaction on some of the front running candidates. Matthew also talks about Madonna's latest studio album Madame X and the controversy surrounding the sensitive nature of the depiction of mass shootings in media. Follow Matthew Kletter on Twitter and voice your thoughts: @MatthewKletter Music: God Control by Madonna. Available on the studio album Madame X Producers: Madonna, Mirwais (Ciccone/Ahmadzai) Webo Gril Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP)/Mirwais Ahmadzai Publisher Designee (BMI) Backing Vocals: Tiffin Children's Chorus

The end is only the beginning. In this episode, Matthew recaps some of the key details thus far in the Trump/Russia Investigation. Matthew also discusses the issues within our criminal justice system and the importance of voting. Want to learn more about registering to vote? Visit www.vote.gov. Join in the conversation on Twitter @MatthewKletter and at www.matthewkletter.com.

It's been a while! I am still here (and yes, very queer). In this episode, I discuss how video games help me to escape and how SimCity and The Sims help to shed life on real world issues. I also tap into the latest indictments by The Special Counsel in the Trump/Russia Investigation including Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort. Like what you heard? Subscribe and tell your friends. You can tweet me @MatthewKletter.

Welcome to a brand new podcast all about politics. You're tuned to Real Queer Politics. You host Matthew Kletter takes you through the Trump Administration with raw truth and political analysis through the lens of a 25 year old central New Jersey gay man. In this episode of Real Queer Politics, Matthew discusses James Comey's book tour and how it speaks to his credibility. Matthew also discusses the White House Correspondents' Dinner and comedian Michelle Wolf's damning remarks about members of the Trump Administration. Like what you hear? Share this podcast with your friends! You can follow Matthew Kletter on Twitter @MatthewKletter and for podcast updates you can use the Twitter handle @RQPolitics.