There are people running on extreme platforms.

It's not even like they're pretending like, oh, I'm Mr. Rogers by day, but by night I'm like an evil villain.

No, I'm the evil villain and you should vote for me because I'm an evil villain. No, I'm the evil villain and you should vote for me because I'm an evil villain.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for Red, Wine, and Blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Rachel Vindman. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Amanda Weinstein.

And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. We are now only two weeks until the midterm

elections.

Early voting is available now in many places, so if you haven't voted already, now's a great time.

But the stakes are so high, we cannot just vote.

We also need to talk to the people in our lives about voting.

You can keep track of those conversations and get personalized support by going to the RWBvotes.com site. So today, instead of having one feature guests, I get to share a panel

I moderated with three experts on extremism. I love this topic right now because I'm sure Jasmine knows,

never knows.

Now is the nasty season of campaign time.

Oh, yes.

All the nasty stuff.

And like, oh, man, with the extremism combined with the nasty season of campaigns,

it is ugly out there right now.

It's interesting.

Last week, I was invited to the White House for the group of people who are very on Twitter and social media.

And really, I mean, the gist of it is the White House understands that even though they've done good things, they're just having a hard time getting those things covered.

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