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This is Hank in College Station, Texas. It took me nine months and my wife is glad that I am done, but I have finally listened to all 1,793 episodes of the NPR Politics Podcast recorded since 2015. This podcast was recorded at 140 PM Eastern Time, Tuesday, April 2nd,

2024. Things may have changed by the time you hear this.

It certainly did for me.

Okay, here's the show.

Oh my God. Holy cow. That is dedication. What did we even say five years ago? It's like the equivalent of like climbing Mount Everest, but it's the politics podcast Everest. He may have some good media. I'm

I'm in Mount Everest, but it's the politics

podcast Everest.

He may have some good media critiques of what we've said and done

over those past several years.

Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast I'm Ashley Lopez I cover politics I'm

Sarah McCammon I cover the presidential campaign and I'm Dominican

Moncionaro senior political editor and correspondent today on the show

another state is putting abortion rights in the hands of

voters.

Florida Supreme Court gave the go ahead for November's ballot to include a constitutional amendment

to protect abortion rights. There are two catches though.

First, a six-week abortion ban will still be allowed to go into effect in May.

Second, Florida requires a 60% majority vote from voters for any amendments to the Constitution

to go into effect. First, Sarah, let's start with what this means like right now for people who are seeking abortion care in Florida.

For the moment as in right this moment it means things stay as they are very briefly.

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