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In this edition of the Millennial Review we discuss a bunch of news. Why won't Elizabeth Warren Support Medicare for All? What are the stakes with reformism versus revolution? Why is Trump expanding American power abroad? And can we create an international movement to stop him? That and much more!
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In this edition of the Millennial Review, Justin takes a look at Jay Inslee and his climate change focused campaign. From the UN and what it means when we say "we have 11 years left." To how hugely inadequate Inslee (and others) plans really are. Plus what needs to be done.
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In this patron only episode Trevor sets off on the first part of what will be a multi part series on the Russian Revolution. This first part covers Marx and sketches out a broad view of Russian history, serfdom, the Tsar, Lenin, Trotsky, and all the forces which eventually culminated in the Revolution.
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In this episode Justin discusses Leo Leonard, a prolific conservative funder and activist who has fundamentally reshaped America's court system. From the district court level, all the way up to Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh's appointment to the Supreme Court, Leo Leonard and the Federalist Society made it happen. So listen, and find out why he totally sucks and we need to put an end to the system which allows people like Leo to do what they do.
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In this unlocked patron-only edition of the Millennial Review, Trevor takes a look at a little discussed founding father, Thomas Paine. Most people have heard of Common Sense, but very few know much else about one of the most progressive and compelling founding fathers. So listen, learn, and join us on patreon to help us make more content like this. For just $4.20 a month we get to produce more spicy socialist podcasts for everyone to enjoy, and you see them first, plus get an extra hour every week! Patreon.com/MillennialReview
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