Amy McGrath's run for Congress has received national attention because her

life story is amazing. Today we talk with Amy about how that life story translates

to leadership. This is Sarah from the left and Beth from the right. You're listening

to Pantsy Politics. No shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Pantsy Politics before we dive into the

week's news and our conversation with Amy McGrath. We want to invite you to come see us live

and in person in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on November 17th. We'll have a link in the

show notes where you can buy your tickets at the beautiful Majestic Theater. It's going

to be an awesome event. We're really interested in doing more in-person events because there's

a quality to that kind of discussion that is wonderful as the internet is. You just can't

get otherwise. So we hope you'll come out and see us in Gettysburg.

If you are new to Pantsy Politics, we begin every episode with a brief discussion of the

stories of the week. We try to keep it brief. Sometimes it gets a little longer than brief.

And then we have a gratitude moment where we share what we're thankful for. We particularly

try to focus on ways to highlight people who are doing work who aren't of our party affiliation,

that we're grateful for. And then we transition to our main segment, which today will be our

interview with Amy McGrath. We're so excited about it. And we end by talking about what's

on our minds outside of politics.

So there is a lot of news surrounding the Mueller investigation and bananas things, both

the Trump administration and their representatives, said, did, etc. But we decided we didn't

want to talk about the circus this week. Because the circus story is huge in the moment,

right? And 10 seconds later, it's something else. And the truth is, we just got to wait

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