What Could Go Right?

Midterms, Gerrymandering, Bias, and Conspiracy with Sharon McMahon


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Social media sensation and former high school government and law teacher Sharon McMahon joins us to discuss the need for a better understanding of how the government works. Plus, what to expect for the midterms, the latest on gerrymandering, and an encouraging trend in US military mental health programs.

What Could Go Right? is produced by The Progress Network and The Podglomerate.

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