Episode #16
Whatcha Do Last Week?
Feb 24, 202526 minS1
<p>DOGE and Elon Musk continue to hassle federal workers, Canada beats the United States in the Four Nations Faceoff, and Trump "jokes" about running for a third term. </p>
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A breakdown of what is going on in the world of American politics, from someone outside of that world. A perspective not from a journalist, pundit, politician, or lobbyist, but rather an everyday American with an observant eye, and life-long interest in political discourse, trying to make sense out of the state of US politics today. The show is called Leans to the Left because I am being honest and open about where my political leanings are, and acknowledging where my bias may lead to blind spots in my analysis.
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Episode #16
<p>DOGE and Elon Musk continue to hassle federal workers, Canada beats the United States in the Four Nations Faceoff, and Trump "jokes" about running for a third term. </p>
Episode #15
<p>So far in this administration, Congressional oversight has been largely absent. The role of advise and consent has turned into just consent and move on. Also, government funding runs out on March 14 and signs are pointing toward a possible shutdown.</p>
Episode #14
<p>Lots to talk about this week with the Trump administration continuing to move at a rapid pace. I'll talk about the ongoing efforts to drastically cut the size of the federal workforce, and entertain the notion of an election do-over and whether recent events would change the result. </p>
Episode #13
<p>Hypocrisy is all over our political world right now. I dive into some of the biggest hypocrisies out there currently. As a warning to my friends on the right, and I say this up front in the podcast, most of the examples I use are from today's GOP, but I very much recognize there is plenty of hypocrisy on the left too. I welcome conversation about this, and believe both sides should be called out when they try to have something both ways. </p>
Leans to the Left
<p>As we approach the start of the next Trump administration, I talk about January 6. The infamous January 6, 2021, and the much quieter January 6, 2025. The 2024 election was certified with no drama, no commotion, and no violence. I talk about the critical need for both major political parties to accept election defeats in this nearly evenly divided country. </p>
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