How do we just personally process everything that's going to be in the news this year?

And you said something that has stuck with me for the last three or four weeks,

which was that we just have to hold 2020 loosely.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant Suit Politics, the home of grace-filled political

conversations.

Happy New Year, everybody. We're so happy to be back with you. We thought that we would just

ease into the new year, but the news has not really allowed that. So here we are.

Hitting the ground running, if you follow us on social media, you have no doubt seen,

or hopefully in your podcast feed today, notice that we got a new outfit for the new year

a new decade and all the things. Yes, we worked with Brave Creative to launch a completely new

Pant Suit Politics brand. It was time. It was time to have a new logo and a new look because

we are in a very different spot than we were in 2015. We are and it feels good to have everything

sort of aligning with where we are now. We have a brand new website. We worked with June Mango

on our website, which is much more searchable now than it's been in the past. We hope that you

love it. We hope that you're excited about all of this because we really tried to take into account

all of the feedback that we get from this community as we put everything together. And one of the

things that was really important to us as we thought about our new brand was how we try to do our

homework on everything. And we have lots of homework to do to get ready for this episode.

Yes, we are going to catch up on news from around the world, compliment the universe. We don't

really compliment the other side anymore. Your Pant Suit Politics because sides are so 2015.

I'm just saying it's so 2010s. We're in a new decade. We're not thinking binary anymore.

And we also wanted to spend some time in our main segment talking about

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