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Join Jim and Greg as they have a good time speculating about what caused the “leaks” in the Nordstream and Nordstream 2 pipelines and what it means for the war in Ukraine and for Europe’s energy supply this winter. They also roll their eyes as Sen. Amy Klobuchar suggests passing the Inflation Reduction Act will stop hurricanes in the future and the media seems eager to paint Gov. Ron DeSantis as a failure no matter what happens with Hurricane Ian. Finally, they discuss White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre calling for a “conversation” about whether the Atlanta Braves ought to change their name.
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Once again, guys. Siding with Bull Connor and George Wallace and Jefferson Davis et al, means BEING A DEMOCRAT! Because THEY were all Democrats!
When discussing the Braves, Jim mentioned that some on the Right said that after tearing down Robert E. Lee’s statue that Jefferson would be next and they were right. You know who that included Jim, Trump. You probably weren’t happy with him and the time and thought him crazy.
Being Jim Geraghty means never having to admit you were wrong, especially about Trump.