Episode 128 - Sunil Sharma

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Sunil Sharma, COO of Conservative Friends of the Commonwealth, joins the show to talk about conservatism in the United Kingdom and its commonwealth nations, the political divide between urban and rural U.K. citizens, abortion in the United Kingdom, and how the West can move from China to India for manufacturing. Buy Drinkin' Bros new Hard AF Seltzer Here! Buy Drinkin' Bros Merch Here!

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