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“I’m a centrist who prefers fact-based discourse. Potomac watch was often illuminating during the election but lately has fallen short, opting for just so arguments about tax policies and mockery of liberalism. The podcast is still occasionally illuminating about Congress, and managing a complex agenda. But they have been no more balanced than Fox & Friends about the president since Joe Rago passed.
I unsubscribed on 10/31/17 after hearing them regurgitate Trump talking points after the Manafort indictments. Nothing to see here that you can’t hear from an angry drunk at the American Legion Hall while he watches Fox.”
kaloleina via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/01/17
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“I've been listening weekly for almost a year. Great coverage of the election and post-election transition. The team provides an interesting discussion of the key political topics of the day. Helps bring the WSJ Editorial page views to life. Keep up the great work!!!”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
12/03/16
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“Some overlap with the Journal Editorial Report podcast and show, but more timely information since it comes out several times per week.”
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United States of America ·
01/11/17
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“This podcast presents analysis from a conservative perspective. Not apologists for Trump administration, they are more than willing to disagree with administration's (lack of?) strategy. They do it with a refreshingly humorous and intelligent approach, contrasted with the hyperventilating and...”Read full review »
PortlandRepps via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/23/17
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