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This week’s podcast had to be split in two because of all the topics I wanted to cover. From the War in Ukraine, to Russian “elections”, to same-sex marriage laws in Virginia and Japan, to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law, to TikTok, to transgender athletes, to the latest Israeli-Palestinian conflict and reactions to it by prominent people everywhere, there’s so much to cover. And I still didn’t get to say everything I wanted to say.
Abortion and IVF both exist for the same reason, the same purpose: to let a woman choose when to have a child.
The more we learn about the true history of our nation and how it was formed, the more injustices we’ll notice in the world today, and the more motivated we’ll be to correct them. That’s what I think the purpose of Thanksgiving should be.
Whatever your politics or whatever issue is most important to you, Elaine Luria is objectively a better choice than Jen Kiggans for Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District, and I explain why in this podcast.
These days, it seems like voting is harder than ever. Voting by mail could solve a lot of issues facing voters.
A Rembrandt in Pennsylvania, a Jetpack in Dubai, Assault Weapons in Virginia, and more in this episode of Stephen Talks Politics.