Third party candidates, polls, and kids. This election has raised a lot of questions.

You're asking, we're answering, and this first episode is season two of Pantsuit Politics.

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

No shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

So we wanted to kick this episode off by giving it little intro to new listeners as we're sort

of kicking off a new season of Pantsuit Politics. We are sorority sisters from Kentucky.

We met at Transylvania University. We have how many kids Beth between us?

Five kids.

Less than my check. I think all my three are still here.

Three boys. I have three boys.

I have two girls.

All of our kids are under the age of seven. We both have law degrees.

And we have a friendship that transcends party lines.

So we started Pantsuit Politics because we believe in talking about politics.

You know, we think a lot of the reason that we're in the situation we are with such polarization

is because reasonable people have stopped talking about politics.

We think you can respect all views and problems of and learn from each other.

And we both believe that the system functions better with both parties at the table functioning

well. That's sort of how it was designed.

That's how we get the best solutions.

And we decided just in season one with the conventions that we both attended.

And I do want to clarify really quick, somebody asked me this.

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