Coronavirus vs. the Constitution | Ep. 512
March 17, 2020
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Major U.S. cities shut down to stop the spread of the WuFlu. But as we rush to save our lives, is coronavirus killing our Constitution? We will examine the surprising civics lessons of this pandemic. Then, former future Democrat Governor of Florida and potential VP candidate Andrew Gillum is found vomiting in a hotel room with a naked male prostitute and a bunch of meth. We will analyze, as it were, how the press let him off the hook. Finally, DNC chairman Tom Perez illustrates the Left’s two contradictory takes on religion.
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