Ep 93 Star Trek versus the Tea Party?

The Professional Left Podcast with Driftglass and Blue Gal

Driftglass and Blue Gal

News Commentary, Progressive, Liberal, Midterms, Resistance, Indivisible, Government, Democrat, Presidential, Debate, News, Election, Campaign, Politics

4.8 • 920 Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2011

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Is there a difference between Republicans and Libertarians? And why English Majors make the best political analysts. And Driftglass compares and contrasts a tea party gathering... with a Star Trek convention? More at ProfessionalLeft.blogspot.com.Support the show

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0:00.0	This is the podcast for September 16, 2011.
0:03.7	It's not safe for work.
0:05.3	Recorded live from just outside what's left of the League of Women Voters,
0:09.6	it's the professional left with drift glass and blue gal.
0:19.9	All right, those poor League of Women Voters, whatever happened to them.
0:23.1	I miss them.
0:24.5	Yeah, I know.
0:25.2	Why aren't they running the debates?
0:26.9	It's all about franchise now, baby.
0:28.7	Yeah.
0:29.3	It's going to turn into like a bowl game.
0:31.5	It is.
0:32.0	It is.
0:32.5	It's going to be the Doritos.
0:35.6	The Doritos debate.
0:37.4	Yeah. The Wheat eater debate. the Turtle Wax debate, the Magnum Condom Debate of 2012.
0:46.5	Like a thousand tiny voters urging you to vote for Barack Obama.
0:53.0	If I'm a Democratic strategist, that's what we forget.
0:58.6	We don't have anybody running in the primaries.
1:01.1	Yeah.
1:01.9	There are no democratic debates.
1:04.6	You know, the only thing we got is government and the status quo.
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