That's one thing and we think about the whole thing when we vote.

And we got to think about what would it mean for that to happen?

And so we don't want to be people who just hear,

oh, give me something, I'll take it.

And that's how I make my decision.

Because that's a selfish way to vote.

And voting is an act where we prioritize our neighbors too.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant Suit Politics,

the home of Graceville political conversations.

Hello, everyone.

And welcome to another episode of Pant Suit Politics.

Today, we will really be fulfilling our role as America's political therapist, because there are...

many, many things going on that are producing many, many big feelings among ourselves and

our listener community.

So buckle up everybody, get comfortable, make yourself some tea.

Before we dive into the State of the Union, impeachment, and the Iowa caucus,

two quick things to share.

One, we just celebrated our book birthday, Beth.

Our book, I think you're wrong, but I'm listening has been out for a year.

Happy book birthday.

And thank you to everyone who's been reading it.

We've gotten a lot of messages lately that our book is being used in discussion groups,

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