Welcome to today’s episode. In the headlines we look to Johnson and Johnson recommends booster shots after 8 weeks, and AOC followers fail at math. We will close with a conversation surrounding a warning that George Washington gave us 242 years ago.

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Welcome to today’s episode. In the headlines we look to Johnson and Johnson recommends booster shots after 8 weeks, and AOC followers fail at math. We will close with a conversation surrounding a warning that George Washington gave us 242 years ago. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joe-britton5/support

Welcome to today’s episode. In the headlines we look to Johnson and Johnson recommends booster shots after 8 weeks, and AOC followers fail at math. We will close with a conversation surrounding a warning that George Washington gave us 242 years ago.

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Ep. 10 - Political Parties, The Enemy Within

Hi. My name is Joe. I started this podcast to talk about things I feel are important. I realize I am opening myself to immense criticism for my views and opinions.
 
Adam Grant says
"If two people always agree it’s a sign that one of them isn’t thinking critically or speaking candidly. 
Differences of opinions don’t have to be threats. They can be opportunities to learn. 
Intellectual friction isn’t a relationship bug. It’s a feature of education."

Let’s get America back to a place where we can disagree and still be friends.

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Hi. My name is Joe. I started this podcast to talk about things I feel are important. I realize I am opening myself to immense criticism for my views and opinions. Adam Grant says "If two people always agree it’s a sign that one of them isn’t thinking critically or speaking candidly. Differences of opinions don’t have to be threats. They can be opportunities to learn. Intellectual friction isn’t a relationship bug. It’s a feature of education." Let’s get America back to a place where we can disagree and still be friends.

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