The Rent Is Too Damn High | Ep. 522
April 2, 2020
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Rents are due, but no one is working. And that’s just one of the practical challenges that comes with shutting down the global economy. Fortunately, socialist congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has the solution—if you can figure out what she’s saying. Then speaking of not speaking well, Joe Biden proposes postponing the Democratic National Convention despite widespread fears that time is not exactly on Joe’s side. We will examine what the move would mean for the Democratic Party.
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