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June 9, 2022
3 Martini Lunch•June 9, 2022Helios Media

Iowans Choose School Choice, Left Downplays Kavanaugh Threat, Grammys Get More Woke

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"Political Beats" host Scot Bertram is in for Jim today. Scot and Greg cheer Iowa voters for ousting four Republican lawmakers who opposed legislation to give parents more options on how to educate their children. They also hammer Democrats and the media for greatly downplaying the arrest of a man attempting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh not far from Kavanaugh's home. And they groan as the Grammys try to attract more viewers by adding new awards, including one for "Best Song for Social Change."

Hosted by Greg Corombos, with guest SBScot Bertram

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    Re: the x-chair commercial, Jim says that the x-chair is his "favorite place to sit for any reason."

    Surely not for any reason that one might sit!

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