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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2019 · 59 MIN

Day 21 of the Hostage Situation: Where is Mitch McConnell?

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MOMocrats Karoli, Aliza Worthington, and Donna Schwartz Mills are like most of the electorate: They're tired of a shutdown and "crisis on the border" that are entirely the making of Donald Trump, with help from cronies like Mitch McConnell (who could END the shutdown by allowing a vote on the bill to fund the government) and Lindsey Graham (who is now openly urging Trump to go full dictator and declare the wall funding a national emergency). The MOMocrats see the irony of Trump's declaration of a humanitarian crisis at the border, since it was created by his policies. And they will not forget all the times the president threatened a shutdown and claimed he would own it - despite the fact he now denies it. (Oh, and he also denies that he ever said that Mexico would pay for his stinking wall). When will the gaslighting end? We ponder that question in this week's podcast looking at the day's political news from the progressive point of view. An Engender Media Group production.Follow us on [email protected]@[email protected]

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MOMocrats Karoli, Aliza Worthington, and Donna Schwartz Mills are like most of the electorate: They're tired of a shutdown and "crisis on the border" that are entirely the making of Donald Trump, with help from cronies like Mitch McConnell (who could END the shutdown by allowing a vote on the bill to fund the government) and Lindsey Graham (who is now openly urging Trump to go full dictator and declare the wall funding a national emergency). The MOMocrats see the irony of Trump's declaration ...

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