Miscellaneous
Welcome to Saturday Morning Coffee for Saturday, July 31, 2021:On this episode of Saturday Morning Coffee, the Reese Boyd Radio Hour, Reese Boyd and Producer Glenn Dye discuss the return of mask mandates, and the looming threat of vaccine mandates, and the various reasons why government mandates never die! We also discuss the relatively anemic Olympics and how it seems to be a rather "so-so" event that for whatever reason, many seem to be overlooking. Reese and Glen share some of their favorite Olympic memories, from some of the more memorable Olympic teams in our past.We talk a lot on this show about mask mandates, vaccine mandates, and how a government bureaucracy that obtains power never seems to be able to let it go (at least not permanently). We discuss Texas Gov. Abbott's Order prohibiting vaccine or mask mandates in Texas. In other news, we discuss the President's rather astonishing claim this week that he was once an 18-Wheel Trucker. No one seems to know this, except for the POTUS. For its part, the White House has said that Biden "once rode in an 18-Wheeler." Sen. Josh Kimbrell (R-Spartanburg County) joins us on the program to discuss his proposal to dramatically scale back the personal income tax in South Carolina, and to eliminate the corporate income tax. We also discuss other developments in Columbia that are (or should be) ver important to conservatives, including the "Save Women's Sports Act" which seek to prevent biological males, who self-identify as females, from competing in women's sports at the high school level.Also in the second hour, musical artist Savannah Craven joins us in the studio to discuss her upcoming single, "Black Victor". She also discusses her role in the forthcoming production of "Oklahoma!" which will be playing as an outdoor drama beginning August 19 at the Mount Rouge Farm in Roseland, VA. Reese closes out this episode of Saturday Morning Coffee with some parting wisdom from Mark Stein.Thanks for listening to Saturday Morning Coffee! We'll see you next week!Proverbs 3:5-6