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The Reason Roundtable

Do You Have To Choose a Side in Politics? Reason Versus The Bulwark

The Reason Roundtable

The Reason Roundtable

News, Politics

4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2024

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

For the very first Reason Versus debate this week, Reason was joined by The Bulwark for a lively, thought-provoking discussion.…

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0:00.0

Welcome to a bonus live debate episode of the Reason Roundtable podcast.

0:05.6

I am Matt Welch.

0:06.7

And what you're about to listen to is the first ever installment of an exciting new live debate series called Reason Verses, in which a couple of us, in this case, me and Nicholaspie, debate a single topic in front of a live audience against a couple of them.

0:19.5

Here that is Sarah Longwell

0:21.0

and Tim Miller of The Bullwork. This was held in Washington, D.C. at the beautiful Howard

0:26.4

Theater on December 18th. Peter Sutterman is your MC, and you're going to hear his dulcet tones

0:31.8

soon enough. Just a heads up first that the latter half of this debate, there's a visual

0:36.5

props segment for which you're going to have to use your imagination.

0:40.2

All right.

0:40.5

Hope you enjoy and stay tuned for more announcements about Reason versus.

0:44.7

Take it away.

0:46.0

I'm Peter Souterman.

0:47.2

I'm going to be your moderator tonight.

0:48.7

In full disclosure, I do work at Reason.

0:51.5

But I also appear on a podcast that has run through the bulwark, so I'll try to be

0:56.6

fair and not take sides. However, that might be a little bit complicated given our resolution,

1:03.5

which is you don't have to pick a side in politics. So if I'm not taking sides, am I actually

1:10.7

kind of taking sides? I think that's the sort of

1:12.5

thing that's going to come up in tonight's debate. Now, because this is a debate, there will be a winner,

1:19.0

and that winner will be decided by you, the audience. The way this is going to work is there are going

1:24.1

to be two votes. The first vote, you've either already voted or you should vote right now.

1:30.4

And then there's going to be another vote after the debate happens.

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