Regrettably Moderate.

Regrettably Moderate.

By Kevin Walker SandersNewsPolitics
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Regrettably Moderate. episodes

  • GTU: A Regrettably Moderate Short

    This is the first in a series of short solo episodes pertaining to timely topics. This one deals with an update and my thoughts on the Invasion of Ukraine. This will take the place of this week's full episode.

    14 min
  • Reunions

    This week we talk Russia and Ukraine with a very special guest and a return to form for at least one episode.

    57 min
  • Time To Join The Force

    This week we have a law enforcement officer on the show to talk about how politics in the wake of George Floyd have changed internal policy, ideas of balance and politicization of the Supreme Court, and the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Who Fits in Anymore?

    This week there's an actual episode! We discuss Trump's place in the Republican Party moving forward as well as the route leadership in both parties should or could take in the coming years leading to 2024.

    53 min
  • A Not So Warm Reintroduction

    Hello everyone! This is/was the newest episode but unfortunately, the new hardware had other plans. We try to give a rundown of what we talked about as far as Climate Change policy domestically and internationally. A more standard episode will be waiting for you next week but I'm back!

    11 min
  • All Out of Punchlines...Trump

    This week we're together again! We discuss the recent bipartisan infrastructure agreement, Biden's "nukes", Kamal at the border, Rudy Giuliani, and we're still talking about 2020.

    46 min
  • Happy Juneteenth (When Recorded)

    This week we discuss Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday, the unfortunate passing of White House pet Champ, some recent big Supreme Court cases, the vote to repeal the 2002 Iraq War authorization, and the Biden-Putin meeting.

    58 min

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A Political Scientist shares their views on politics. Unfortunately, it's hard to be moderate.