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Mark Belling Podcast #156: Dolly Parton was not only one of the greatest American talents ever, but she personified the condescension elites have for the rest of us in America.   The Brewers manager demands more accountability than does the head of the Milwaukee Election Commission.   And, yet another Trump endorsee wins as Lindsay Graham's sister prevails over a more conservative opponent in South Carolina. episode artwork

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Mark Belling Podcast #156: Dolly Parton was not only one of the greatest American talents ever, but she personified the condescension elites have for the rest of us in America. The Brewers manager demands more accountability than does the head of the Milwaukee Election Commission. And, yet another Trump endorsee wins as Lindsay Graham's sister prevails over a more conservative opponent in South Carolina.

from The Mark Belling Podcast · host Mark Belling

Mediocrity and incompetence are a direct result of no accountability, and the disparate responses to the Milwaukee Election Commission Central Count fiasco and the Brewers' rookie slacker shortstop demonstrates it. Dolly Parton's legacy stretches way beyond her music (and that music was pretty darn great). And, an update on the resignations of all those West Allis Hale FB coaches. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Belling Podcast #156: Dolly Parton was not only one of the greatest American talents ever, but she personified the condescension elites have for the rest of us in America. The Brewers manager demands more accountability than does the head of the Milwaukee Election Commission. And, yet another Trump endorsee wins as Lindsay Graham's sister prevails over a more conservative opponent in South Carolina.

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