The Difference Between House and Senate GOP

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Justin Robert Young

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4.6 • 870 Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Alexander Bolton (The Hill) joins the show to discuss the ocean of difference between the chaotic House Republicans and the staid Senate GOP.

Also, a look into the current fascination with the Paul Harvey monologue "If I Was The Devil" in political circles.

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0:00.0	on this edition of the program.
0:02.2	What the difference between House Republicans and Senate Republicans really are,
0:08.8	and the strange fascination with the 1960s Paul Harvey monologue if I were the devil.
0:19.2	It's all coming up.
0:20.6	This is made possible by Dustin Campbell, Oh Them Bones, Daily Tech News Show, politics, politics, politics.
0:35.0	Oh!
0:37.0	Oh!
0:38.0	Oh! Hello and welcome everybody to the politics politics
0:57.0	politics program for Friday July 28th,
1:04.0	Jroll Bell Justin Robert Young,
1:06.0	from Austin, Texas.
1:09.0	You know, a lot is happening in the House and the Senate.
1:15.0	Despite the fact that they are not really getting a lot done in terms of legislation,
1:20.0	there certainly is a focus on the cult of personality between these two groups of people.
1:27.0	Not only is the Rockus House Republican Caucus, something that can barely stand each other and certainly
1:35.1	does not like working across the aisle, but then you have the Senate, which
1:41.0	expected to be the majority is not and now is looking to survive this
1:47.2	term and the next. To explain all of that, we have Alexander Bolton.
1:55.8	He's a senior staff writer at The Hill
1:59.2	to help guide us through.
2:01.1	Welcome to the show, Alexander.
2:02.8	Thanks for having me.
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