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Hi. For Part Two, we're looking at outspoken, celebrity Democrats. Do they put their money (votes) where their mouths (mouths) are?

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Hi. For Part Two, we're looking at outspoken, celebrity Democrats. Do they put their money (votes) where their mouths (mouths) are? Hosted by Cody Johnston Executive Producer - Katy Stoll Directed by Will Gordh Written by Michael Swaim Edited by Gregg Meller Produced by Jonathan Harris Associate Producer - Quincy Tucker Post-Production Supervisor - John Conway Researcher - Marco Siler-Gonzales Graphics by Clint DeNisco Head Writer - David Christopher Bell MERCH: https://shop.somemorenews.com PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/some-more-news/id1364825229 Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 03:55 - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 10:25 - Ilhan Omar 16:51 - Rashida Tlaib 22:20 - Gavin Newsom 33:37 - Bernie Sanders 42:17 - What makes a good legislator? 45:32 - Joe Biden

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Burrito

You’re just tying to smooch Trump! Why are you trying to smooch Trump?? Stop trying to smooch Trump??!

Karen Cox

I remain a highly partisan Democrat because, as you note in this episode, even bad Democrats concern themselves with their constituents. Joe Manchineel sucks rotten ostrich eggs but at least his concerns are connected to West Virginia. He’s wrong, but wrong within normal parameters. There simply is not a Dem equivalent to ‘All Mexicans Are Drug Dealing Rapists!!!’ Or ‘COVID was a Chinese Bioweapon!!’ Dems have pie in the sky schemes to provide healthcare while R’s worry about Jewish space lasers. We need a normal conservative party but we get Twitter trolls and lunatics instead.

The Big Shakuna

Fantastic work as always news dude and crew. Also, the outtakes with Warmbo at the end had me rolling. 🤣 You guys and gals are a national goddamn treasure. 🥰

Bree Pail

In Minnesota’s fifth we may have both cats and dogs… but we have a special place in our hearts for cats. There’s a “Cat Tour” visiting cats of the Wedge area near Uptown in the summer that draws hundreds of people as we take over the roads and block traffic. People cheer and point when a cat jumps up an apartment window… someone dresses up their cat and plays guitar on their porch… people carry signs asking to “show us your kitties”. It’s beautiful. We should probably rally for Omar to earmark more funds just for this if I’m being honest.

stowrag

I haven't heard from him in a while, but I'm surprised the bald sweatshirt-hoodie guy wasn't included. He made a lot of headlines for his unorthodox style during the midterms iirc, and positioned himself as being kind of a progressive liberal for a while... until he stopped doing that. I don't know, I can't even remember the guy's name at the moment... which maybe is enough reason to disqualify him (or maybe it's just a brain fart). I'd be interested to know how he's been doing though, and if he's really betrayed the progressive principles he seemed to run on THAT much.

Andrew Carkner

When you make an episode about the genocide in Gaza, you should give credit to protestors who physically block military manufacturing and exports that will be used to destroy Palestine https://www.readthemaple.com/workers-picket-military-contractor-call-on-canada-to-halt-israel-exports/ When people think of the 1960s anti-war protests, they usually imagine street protests and sit-ins, but directly disrupting draft offices and weapons factories was a much more effective tactic