Good morning. It is December 12th. It is five minutes after 11. You're listening to

Kennel and Casey on 93 WIBC. Rob does have the day off and in his place, we have Brad

Klopfenstein. Somebody has sent me a tweet, Brad. And they said, it's kind of cute that

you, if you're, if you're not paying attention, you sound like Rob.

I've heard that. I've also heard I sound a little bit like Nigel. Oh, really? So, yeah,

so I mean, I've offered that to Matt Hibbler and that they can seamlessly just put me in.

And all I need to do is drop a couple of high tax holcums or a Duke of Spending Bergs.

Nobody's going to know the difference. Okay. Speaking of the Duke of Spending Bergs.

And we're going to have, I'm sure I'm pretty, pretty confident that we'll have more on this

tomorrow with Mr. Kennel. But Todd Young was censured by the Cass County Republican Party.

He was one of 12 Republicans in the Senate to vote in favor of the RMA last month,

helping the bill get past the filibuster. And Brad, what are your thoughts on this?

Probably my first thought is Todd Young said, who?

So just to just kind of set this up for our listeners who don't know. So the federal government

passed a bill that basically said, respect for marriage. Respect for marriage.

So if a same-sex couple gets married in a state where that is legal,

all the other states have to recognize this. And Todd Young voted in favor of that.

The Cass County Republican said, shame on you, Todd Young. We would like to discriminate against

people and you're messing up our scheme. That's at least my take on it. But the Republicans have a

problem. You have kind of the open-minded, socially accepting libertarian wing of the Republican

party. And you have the socially conservative kind of religious right wing of the party. And they

are drifting further and further apart as witnessed by this. So Cass County would be that more

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