March 16, 2018

Winged Unicorn Flatuence

This week -- UNICORNS. Well, James mentions one. Also, the great Kori Schake on how we ought to deal with North Korea. Republican Congressional candidate in California's 52nd District Michael Allman on using software to figure out what constituents want, some thoughts on Think Tank personnel changes, and a Ricochet Podcast host joins the Trump administration (no, Rob Long has not become Secretary of TV).

Music from this week's podcast: The Unicorn Song by Peter, Paul, & Mary

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TheSockMonkey@TheSockMonkey8y
The photo reminds me of this.
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Katie Koppelman@KatieKoppelman8y
I didn't know Peter, Paul, and Mary had a version of The Unicorn Song, I was only aware of the one by the Irish Rovers.
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Kim K.@KimK8y
James: ".......California looks like a political monoculture - that even the people who call themselves Republicans are pretty much so besotted by, or accepting of the ideas of the Left, that Arnold Schwarzenegger ends up being the most conservative politician who can possibly win."
There are many California Republicans who are not this. Not enough, alas.
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OccupantCDN@OccupantCDN8y
URL, is Universal Resource Locator.
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Randy Weivoda@RandyWeivoda8y
Katie Koppelman (View Comment):
I didn’t know Peter, Paul, and Mary had a version of The Unicorn Song, I was only aware of the one by the Irish Rovers.

Same title, but totally different songs. The Irish Rovers song isn't too bad. I've been blessed to have never heard the unbearable PP&M song until the end of this podcast. Now I know why some people want to punch hippies.

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