1/04 The Melvin Carter inauguration leads to revelations about the progressives might be really up to

Garage Logic

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🗓️ 4 January 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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We have reached out to judge Elena Ostby to inquire on her lenient sentencing of the Green Line thug Ray Conley. The Melvin Carter inauguration leads to revelations about the progressives might be really up to. Climate related deaths are at an all time low.

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0:00.0	Fravalon is hard. We're in Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 763 January 4th, 2022.
0:08.1	We reached a higher 47 degrees on this day just a couple of years ago, 2019. And 32 below was the
0:14.7	record low in 1884. And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of
0:24.2	Spoon Lake. What is it? It's garage logic with work beyond production, grace reavers,
0:30.2	director of social media, John Hyde in the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop.
0:40.2	Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense,
0:46.3	your mayor Joe Suschmann. We had the inauguration last night of the mayor of St. Paul Melvin Carter.
0:57.2	And the pioneer press version of the story does not really give us an indication of how well
1:03.7	attended the ceremony might have been. Interesting. The star Tribune version of the story,
1:09.6	both papers featured this on the front page said that he was that this took place before dozens of
1:17.5	supporters. How many dozens dozens of supporters. That's not very many. And I don't think that would
1:23.6	have bothered Melvin. Is that include staff members or is that I think it was probably a lot of his
1:28.3	staff and a lot of the usual suspects like Betty McCollum and would COVID have played a role in that?
1:33.1	I would imagine so. Come on. I'm trying to help mount surrounded by dozens of bundled up socially
1:38.7	distanced supporters. A masked Carter took a Zulf, Oath of the Law of the Son stage with his
1:45.0	family before an inaugural address that included one of the mayor's mantras in recent months.
1:49.3	Today's challenges cannot be conquered with yesterday's tools.
1:54.5	Class of anyone decipher that for me. I can't repeat that sentence with my best decoder ring.
2:01.0	I couldn't do it. Today's challenges cannot be conquered with yesterday's tools.
2:05.1	Oh, so what we need to do is just it's changed. It's like his reimagining of policing, for example.
2:11.8	Sure. That worked well. That it can't be reimagined.
2:16.1	The task before us is nothing short of inventing and carrying forward a model of city building that
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