Mittens Goes to Washington #364

Thank God I'm Atheist

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4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2018

⏱️ 67 minutes

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An election in Jerusalem, a wedding magazine closes, Ultra-Orthodox wreak havoc on two trans-Atlantic flights, prying preachers cancel wedding, accommodations for holiday displays on public land, Islamist extremist hackers like gay , and Mormons in Congress.

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0:00.0	The Hey everybody. Hi guys, hi guys, well from Fall in Salt Lake City, it's thank God I'm atheist. The podcast, I'm Frank Feldman.
0:25.4	I'm Dan Beecher. And coming up today, we're going to talk about Mormons in Congress.
0:33.0	Are we going to talk about the fact that you still take a physical newspaper?
0:36.0	Is that what we're going to talk about?
0:38.0	No.
0:39.0	Look at it.
0:41.0	Yeah.
0:42.0	You've brought a physical newspaper into our studio.
0:44.0	It's amazing.
0:45.0	Yeah.
0:46.0	And it has a wonderful headline across the top.
0:47.0	It gets your attention in a way that the internet never does.
0:50.0	It says,
0:51.0	LDS Lawmakers, still a force. And you're like, what lawmakers still a force.
0:53.0	And you're like, what?
0:54.0	Still a force?
0:55.0	But what changed?
0:56.5	We're talking about Mormons in Congress.
1:01.0	Yeah.
1:02.0	This new Congress that will convene in January will have the
1:06.2	fewest number of Mormons since 1990. We'll talk about that. Yeah and so that's
1:11.8	that's really interesting. There's been a shift. Yeah.
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