We have a jacked up opinion of what freedom is.

Like, freedom has become this sort of like,

idealistic, unencumbered ability to follow every desire you have, religious or otherwise.

And that in a country of 300 million people in the year 2021,

with, oh, I don't know, a global community anti-information environment we live in seems naive.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pantsuit Politics, the home of Grace-filled political conversations.

Hello, and thank you so much for joining us for a new episode of Pantsuit Politics.

Today, we are going to discuss the ongoing efforts to evacuate Afghanistan.

Then we will talk about objections to wearing masks and how courts are viewing those objections.

Well, in as we always do with what's on our minds, outside of politics.

And I wanted to take a second to just tell you that we end that way because of a principle

that we wrote about in our first book, I think you're wrong, but I'm listening.

And that principle is put politics in its place.

We know that, especially with the subjects we're talking about today, the stakes around politics are so high.

It is really easy to get overwhelmed, it's easy to feel depleted.

And so it's important to us to make sure we're paying attention to the rest of our lives.

And especially to our relationships.

So this ending section is our way of saying, we are more than our political discussions.

And so are you, and we've got to constantly be working on our relationship with each other and with you.

And everything we talked about matters, but other things matter as well.

So we hope that you'll always stick around with us for the end.

And if you want to hear the other nine principles for Graceville political conversations,

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