So much of this is angry, hateful nonsense, and it's on us to create the communities that we want our kids to grow up in.

And those communities are kind and welcoming and inclusive.

And they don't demonize people just because they're different.

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

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel Vindman. And you're listening to the Suburban Women Problem. We are now two weeks out from the election and early voting is open in many states, including right here in Georgia. Today, we're talking about the swing state of Michigan with Kelly Dilla Hay, Red, White and Blues program director in Michigan.

And after that, I'll get to share my interview with one of our favorite guests, Michigan State

Senator Mallee McMorrow. But first, let's get into the news. What are we seeing two weeks out?

And we were like literally just talking about this in our chat.

Yeah, I'm just going to ask you, this is what I'm going to ask you.

I see you're drinking tea.

Yes.

Is it camomel to relax you or something with straight caffeine?

I'm definitely caffeinating right now.

And that is because we are straight up in campaign season and sleep definitely

ludes me. And so I'm like, if anyone is sleeping now, I'll have what you're having.

I mean, like through the night, sort of sleeping. I can always fall asleep because I'm exhausted,

but do I stay asleep? Is it menopause or is it the election? We'll never know.

I guess we'll know in two weeks. It's all like a total choose your own adventure.

It totally is. Like here in Georgia, you know, we've got the reports out that we are breaking

records, daily records of early voting. So right now,

so to be clear, we started early voting on Tuesday, October 15th. So technically that's one day

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