TMBS ReAir 27 Building the Midwestern Left & Who Can Be Reeducated? Felix Biederman & Crystal Quade
December 10, 2021
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as posted by the channelEpisode recap: Michael explains that in this critical political moment we just don’t have time to be dumb.
Crystal Quade (@Crystal_Quade) Missouri State Representative District 132 joins us to talk about a different kind of political strategy for Democrats in states controlled by the GOP.
We throw another opportunist rightwing pundit into the pyramid.
Felix Biederman (@ByYourLogic) co-host of Chapo Trap House joins us to model Wyatt Koch’s latest designs.
Shoutout to Pittsburgh Judge Mik Pappas for refusing to order evictions and cash bail, infuriating local news broadcasters.
Felix, Michael, and the crew play the inaugural game of gulag or reeducation camp.
Michael and Felix talk about the origins of their Obama impersonations
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