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Party Politics, National Edition Ep. 19: Battle For The Middle Class

“Politics moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.” – Ferris Bueller. Ish.

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Wall paintings like this, recreations of a picture Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il took at the crater lake of Baekdusan, sacred to Koreans, can be found all over the country. This particular one was located right outside the toilet. North Korea claims this is where Kim Il Sung organized the resistance against the Japanese and Kim Jong Il was born. Accounts outside of North Korea say otherwise.
Wall paintings like this, recreations of a picture Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il took at the crater lake of Baekdusan, sacred to Koreans, can be found all over the country. This particular one was located right outside the toilet. North Korea claims this is where Kim Il Sung organized the resistance against the Japanese and Kim Jong Il was born. Accounts outside of North Korea say otherwise.

On this episode of Party Politics, co-hosts Jay Aiyer (aka, Fury) and Brandon Rottinghaus (aka, Fire) talk about these tumultuous topics in the week’s political news:

  • President Trump goes on a 17-day vacation
  • The Sage Grouse, at the center of controversy again! Climate change memo leak
  • “Fire and Fury”: What’s going on with the North Korea situation?
  • Uh oh. Grand jury empaneled regarding Russia.

Then the profs dig into tax reform and the Battle for the Middle Class. What would tax reform look like? Is there any real chance for success? By the way, don’t forget to listen to our weekly Texas-centered episodes, too!

Party Politics is produced by Dacia Clay, Edel Howlin and Laura Lucas. Our audio engineer is Todd Hulslander.

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