Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

We are a country that had been voting against.

We voted against Hillary Clinton in 16 and got Trump.

We voted against Trump in 20 and got Biden.

I think this is another vote against election, not a vote for.

This isn't, we sit here, we think it's about all these issues.

This is really a cultural, like, this is, people believe they're voting for a way of life,

a good chunk of both sides of this, which is why nothing gets resolved after Tuesday night.

Thought that was a pretty good point for Chuck Todd and clearly where we are. And Joe explained why it is that way in America in hour two, I guess.

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Since Congress doesn't do their job anymore, and the president takes the reins of so many different parts of government,

and government's more involved in our life than it's ever been.

And then you add in the weird obsession with attaching yourself to the personality of whichever candidate.

Yeah, people are voting, feel like they're voting for a way of life.

And they didn't get their way of life choice if the other person wins so no it will not

right right and and you know in at least a partial defense of people who are going nuts over the

election it was not many years ago at all that there was a huge overlap in terms of policies and

attitudes between democrats and republicans i mean a huge overlap in terms of policies and attitudes between Democrats and

Republicans. I mean, a huge overlap. Now there's very, very little. And to my mind, the outward

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