“Stealing Our Democracy with Gov. Don Siegelman”

<p><strong>“Stealing Our Democracy </strong><em><strong>with Gov. Don Siegelman</strong></em><strong>”</strong></p> <p><strong>“Be Bold America!”</strong> Sunday, <strong>May 24, 2020 </strong>at <strong>5:00pm</strong></p> <p>Produced by KSQD 90.7FM</p> <p><em>“The biggest political threat of all for the Bush White House and the Karl Rove prosecution machine was in Alabama.”</em> – Scott Horton, human rights attorney and journalist</p> <p><strong>Governor Siegelman's</strong> case was the subject of a CBS 60 Minutes report and a full-length documentary, "Atticus and the&nbsp;Architect”&nbsp;that may be watched for free on Prime Video.</p> <p>Gov. Siegelman served five years in federal prison ― including long stretches in solitary confinement ― before being released on probation. One of the solitary confinements happened after Don spoke with progressive talk show host Thom Hartmann<strong>!</strong></p> <p>100 State Attorneys General -&nbsp;<em>both Democratic and Republican</em>&nbsp;- wrote a letter to President Obama requesting that Gov. Don Siegelman be released, since there had been no crime. He was a political prisoner, not a criminal.&nbsp;President Obama did nothing.</p> <p>Now 73, Gov. Siegelman has devoted himself to promoting prison and judicial reform. His book,&nbsp;<strong>"Stealing Our Democracy”</strong>,<strong> </strong>available <em>June 16</em>,&nbsp;explodes the myth of an impartial U.S. judicial system.&nbsp;Listen directly from Governor Don Siegelman about his&nbsp;<em>living nightmare&nbsp;</em>of being an American political prisoner who was convicted of a crime he did not commit.</p> <p>Hear about his life in federal prison, his abandonment by the Democratic Party, and his new mission to create&nbsp;substantive&nbsp;changes in the criminal justice system.</p> <p><strong>Visit:</strong> <a href="https://www.stealingourdemocracy.com/">https://www.stealingourdemocracy.com</a></p> <p><strong>Interview Guest:</strong></p> <p><strong>“America’s Political Prisoner #1”</strong>, former <strong>Go