Hello, this is Sarah popping in your feed to say,

did you think that we were done with book clubs here at Pansu Politics? False.

We spent a lot of time talking about our premium book club

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listen I maybe had an idea for another book club and everybody lovingly and

graciously went along which is a slow book club, because I like to read a book a little

bit at a time over the course of a long period. It makes those denser texts easier to take in and a dense text that has

been on my to be read list for a long time as Alexis to Tocqueville's democracy

in America. And seriously, what better year than a presidential year to read it? and seriously.

What better year than a presidential year to read it?

So we are making our way slowly through Democracy in America.

Beth and I have already discussed part one and we thought we would share that conversation with you here in the main feed so you could get a taste of what's going on over in our premium community.

We hope you enjoy this discussion of part one of Alexis de Tocville's

Seminole Text Democracy in America that we are slow reading with our

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Hello and welcome to a special episode of More to Say.

Today is the first installment in our slow reading long of

Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America. Sarah and I are here together to

discuss part one, which really runs the gamut. Everything from the fundamental characteristics of human

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