You would think that someone who has been a lawyer, prosecutor, judge and now candidate for the U.S. Senate -- that is, a professional communicator -- would be better at, well, communicating. But not Roy Moore. The Republican completely mangled his interview with conservative radio host Sean Hannity, and soft balls wound up conking him in the head. Game over?

How Roy Moore Blew Up The GOP Senate

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Hosted by an independent-minded old school journo and belligerent centrist who tells the truth and isn't afraid to offend both sides, this 10-13 min daily podcast explains and analyzes the issues of the day from a different perspective. Because it emanates from San Diego -- a safe distance of more than 3,000 miles away from the "talk way" (the chatter corridor that connects New York and Washington -- it's not blinded by politics and partisanship. It's fair, but it's also tough. It doesn't set out to persuade you or convert you, only to make you think.

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