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“I really expected this conversation to include the bizarre and unfortunate roll that the Supreme Court had in the election of 2000 crisis of legitimacy...... or maybe the fact that it was a Supreme Court ruling that protects corporations above all others by extending rights to them that are obviously intended for citizens. It is disappointing, even disingenuous that the supposed conservative on your panel makes reference to cultural changes dating back to the 70's, with no reference to the Courts impact on the voting rights acts.”Read full review »
Dr. Splunge via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/17/18
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“A balance of three professionals with varying views that are important to hear.”
Montauk MO via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/13/18
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“Please remember that arguments often have more than 2 sides. Issues like corporate influence, social justice, racial inequities, economic recovery, and automation don’t always fall into a neatly packaged right vs left political binary. I hope this show doesn’t underestimate its audience much in...”Read full review »
Brian.good02 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/07/18
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“I’ve always liked The Conversation in the New York Times, since it highlights more than one perspective on the same topics. I always wondered if the writers had lots of time to polish their arguments to each other. This podcast shows how remarkably intelligent and articulate they are in the...”Read full review »
WS-in-Berlin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/04/18
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