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Join Jim and Greg as they serve up three crazy martinis today! First, they dig into the curious case of the GOP congressman-elect who calls himself George Santos, after the New York Times discovered that multiple parts of his personal story appear to be fabricated. And all Santos can offer in reply is the pathetic claim that it’s all a political attack. They also shudder as the Taliban bans women from attending university in Afghanistan and all the U.S. can say in response is that this might damage the Taliban’s standing in the international community. Finally, they react to Stanford University’s “Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative,” which wants to end our use of words like American, ladies, guys, and many more words and phrases constantly used without any ill intent.
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Three Martini Lunch sponsored by Liver Health
Three Martini Lunch is sponsored by Three Martini Lunch sponsored by Liver Health.
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Given the investigations House Republicans are planning, I’ve been wondering lately what kind of skulduggery the Democrats could pull, even at this late date, to make sure the Republicans don’t take over the Congress.
Forcing a Republican Congressman to resign seems like a step in the right direction. Now all they need are a couple of people who are bribable — like that Republican Senator who saved the Presidency of Andrew Johnson.
Republican Congressmen who voted to impeach Trump — and there are still a couple left, I think — may be ready to turn their coats, with the right inducements.