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Indirect Democracy #34 - April 29, 2009

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2009 · 1H 12M

Indirect Democracy #34 - April 29, 2009

from Indirect Democracy · host David Quintana

Egg Timer News/Torture - A review of the torture memos could not be complete without torturing you by giving you a real sample of how the news is really done. Yeah, they could talk about important issues...but Hey...Octomom, The Musical!!! We are also watching the decay of the old Republican Party into its fringe extremism. They should not be taken lightly...even if it is fun to make "teabagging" jokes at their expense. Also, there is the Global Warming Update, a guest speaker, the new "Happy Place" segment, music and the What a Weinie Award. Thanks for Listening.

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