Ep. 393 - The Myth Of Fiscal Conservatism
While everyone is blabbering about impeachment, Congress is getting ready to pass a 1.4 trillion dollar spending bill. This is yet more evidence that fiscal conservatism simply does not exist anymore. The spending bill also raises the age for buying tobacco to 21. We'll talk about all of the reasons why that is arbitrary, pointless, and stupid. And a female Fight Club is in the works. But there's one huge problem with the idea. Can't get enough of The Matt Walsh Show? Enjoy ad-free shows, live discussions, and more by becoming an ALL ACCESS subscriber TODAY at: https://dailywire.com/Walsh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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While everyone is blabbering about impeachment, Congress is getting ready to pass a 1.4 trillion dollar spending bill. This is yet more evidence that fiscal conservatism simply does not exist anymore. The spending bill also raises the age for buying tobacco to 21. We'll talk about all of the reasons why that is arbitrary, pointless, and stupid. And a female Fight Club is in the works. But there's one huge problem with the idea.
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