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The Dumbest Timeline
Economic anxieties “out yonder” foretell recession & midterm GOP bloodbath
The Ron Show, airing weekdays 8am and 4pm on Georgia NOW.
Economic indicators in “MAGA country” and Trump’s hemorrhaging right-leaning independent voters indicate it may not matter how gerrymandered some red states are.
Farm bankruptcies are climbing.
Foreclosures are at a six-year high. Red states lead the way.
Tariffs have done ‘significant damage’ to the economy.
… and yet, Georgia Republicans are still “all-in” for Trump. Baffling!
Well, as CNN’s Harry Enten notes, right-leaning independents are leaving the “Trump train” in droves.
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Jody Hamilton and Shawn "Smith" Peirce are the proprietors of The Politics Bar, a progressive audio show that recreates the spirit of the old neighborhood bar where friends could discuss the news of the day without starting a brawl. Jody is an Emmy-nominated, award-winning media producer, actress, and radio host—daughter of TV producer Joe Hamilton and comedy legend Carol Burnett—who's made her own mark in media through "The Carol Burnett: Show Stoppers," "The Porkchop Playhouse," "From The Bunker" podcast, and her work as executive producer and fill-in host of "The Stephanie Miller Show". Shawn is a long-time national media producer and radio talent who's one of the few producers in U.S. political media to have worked on the left, right, and center, including more than a decade with "The Randi Rhodes Show" and stints producing "The Stephanie Miller Show," "The Bill Press Show," "The Laura Ingraham Radio Show," and "The Steele & Ungar Show" for SiriusXM. The show airs weeknights on progressive radio affiliates nationwide and is available on-demand through podcast platforms and Substack subscription.
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