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Even Republicans Don't Like GOP Policies with Jess Piper - Suburban Women Problem S4, Ep. 1, Pt.2
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18:10Now PlayingThe Suburban Women Problem is officially back! And this season, we’re doing things a little differently: not only will the audio hit your podcast player every Wednesday, but you can also watch a video version here on YouTube!
This week, you KNOW we had to talk about a Fox News anchor calling us “low information Chardonnay sippers in the suburbs.” Extremists know all too well the power of suburban women, and apparently they’ve decided that if you can’t beat ‘em, insult ‘em! After chatting about that, we also catch up about the Trump indictments, the upcoming elections, and more.
This week, we’re joined by Jess Piper - executive director of Blue Missouri, host of “Dirt Road Democrat,” and fierce advocate for public education. Jess chats with the hosts about book bans, PragerU, AP African-American Studies, and why extremists like Betsy DeVos would rather put kids to work than fund their schools. Jess is a force of nature and we were so excited to talk to her this week!
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