Sick But Not Tired Of Winning | Ep. 508
March 10, 2020
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Democrats in six states head to the primaries today, and polling shows Biden might blow Bernie out of the water within a matter of hours. We will examine the latest data on Joe’s chances in November. Then, pundits on all sides attack the President for his response to the Flu Manchu outbreak. But a very important group than the chattering class thinks President Trump is doing just fine. Finally, a woman asks Slate if she should tell her husband to stop sleeping with his girlfriend to stop coronavirus from spreading to her mother. We will break down this woman’s problems, both biological and cultural.
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