EYKW: How The Tetons Lost Their Teats

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

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How brave of the Democrats to carry the white flag into battle.Maybe we'll just have to default to show the country (the rest of the world already knows) what a bunch of partisan dunderheads are marching us over the edge. Of course, the chaos will be felt almost entirely by the hard working, the elderly, the disabled and the poor. The rich will simply short America's future and light their big, fat cigars with worthless T-Bills.Give a listen and find out:WHERE THE DEFICIT REALLY COMES FROMHOW WE'RE GOING TO CHERRY PICK THE PAINWHAT $8650 BUYS YOU IN HEALTH CAREWHY THE REPUBLICANS WANT TO MINE URANIUM IN THE GRAND CANYONIt's all in this edition of Everything You Know Is Wrong.Push the Green Button and keep the faith.

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