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Even without being on the ballot, Democrats are determined to make the midterms about Donald Trump. And since that's what they want to talk about, we wanted to hear from our friend Debra Saunders again, whose just launched her podcast Covering Trump. Deb fields questions from Rob, James and Charles about meat-and-potatoes stories, the mythological neutral reporter, and the incentives to write confirmation bias stories.
The guys also talk about actual potatoes and wonder why op-ed writers think it's strange that Americans care most deeply about the price of them; there's a bit on the intersectional nightmare that took place in Dearborn, Michigan; and eventually (inevitably, perhaps) the conversation turned to... Supertramp. Love 'em? Hate 'em? Let us know in the comments!
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These casual conversations get me down.
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I see what you did there @BDB
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Supertramp was one of the best concerts I ever went to. Saw them at Alpine valley on the Breakfast In America tour. Probably "the" band I'd most like to see get back together, although Davies and Hodson pretty much hate each other so it'll never happen.
The last concert I saw about two weeks before the Covid lockdowns hit was a Roger Hodson "solo" show.
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Loved Cannonball and Sleeping with the Enemy. All I know.
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I bet Donor's Trust uses bank accounts, which could be closed.
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