Maybe It's Time America Has Make Up Sex

from History Defeats Itself · host Kevin Rosenquist

It's painfully obvious to all that we live in a divided country. Our two party political system has become so contentious that people are picking sides, digging in, and flipping the bird to the other side. Is it hopeless? Can we figure out a way to come together? Perhaps it's time to admit the Union didn't work and that it's time to break up. On this episode the crew attempts to answer the question: would we be better off if the United States split up? Join us for a rousing discussion that might get us all deported.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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