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“The woman leading the podcast seems to simply want to promote her book. The conversations are between two privileged people who simply agree to just not talk to the other about politics. There is no real solution. The people literally just agree that they “see where the other is coming from” and stop taking to each other. That is not realistic for people who have to be political to preserve their lifestyle or even maintain their existence in the world. Also, Brittany in one of the episodes said she doesn’t talk about politics cause it’s just not her. How privileged, you can choose to ignore political action that is harming many people in our country. And Emily worrying about people thinking poorly or her and her husband- so privileged. Over it.”
sxh419 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/13/18
More reviews of I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics
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“Harry & Allan segment illustrates the challenges faced by Republicans living and working in Manhattan. Happily they have managed to maintain their friendship despite their differences, and this is a tribute to both.”
WyndbrakerNYC via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/13/18
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“It is so refreshing to hear people who disagree over politics say they love and respect each other instead of hurling insults. RGB and Scalia forged a friendship across the political aisle. So it can be done. I hope Macmillan sends a copy of this book (or at least a link to the podcasts) to every...”Read full review »
a lefty whose BFF is a righty via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/03/18
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