I was thrilled to hear you say,

when they go low, we go local,

because personally, that's kind of what I'm focusing on now.

I mean, maybe our actions didn't have the desired effect on a national level, but I can do everything I can to make my own community a better one.

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. I'm Amanda Weinstein.

And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. So there's no denying that it's a weird time

right now. We're in the laying duck session between an election and the

start of a new term. We're all nervous about the incoming administration, but there isn't much

that we can actually do yet. Local organizing and friendships are going to be key to getting

through the next four years, so I'm excited that we'll be joined by two women today

who started a group in Pennsylvania called Blue Storm Action. But before that, we definitely need to

catch up on the news. So what are we talking about today, ladies? Oh, I mean, it turns out

Trump doesn't pick the most stellar people.

And even for his own people.

They're like, what is going on?

I don't even know if he like cares.

I have this theory, like after his picks before the special elections,

they're only going to have a one seat lead.

That's not a lot.

No, but this is an indicator to me that he isn't really interested in governing.

Oh, no.

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