The Socialists Are Coming! Or Are They?: Podcast
Democratic mega-proposals, GOP budgetary fictions, prostitution decriminalization surprises, and Zardoz moments galore
The new Editors' Roundtable edition of the Reason Podcast (featuring Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, Peter Suderman, and me), starts off, as so much policy discussion does nowadays, with a quote from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D–N.Y.). From there we get into polling data about the youths and their socialisms, concrete mega-proposals from 2020 presidential candidates, and garbage tweets like this:
Brothers and sisters, there is plenty of money in this country. There is plenty of money in this world. It's just in the wrong hands. https://t.co/rznyXQhPcU
— Bill de Blasio (@BilldeBlasio) March 10, 2019
Also broached during this podcast: President Donald Trump's practically fictional budget request, the surprising emergence of decriminalized prostitution as at least a side issue in the 2020 Democratic primary, Captain Marvel's too-obvious '90s references (as if such a thing were possible), and Nick Gillespie's eternal Zardoz moments.
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Relevant links from the show:
"Large Majority of Millennials and Gen Z Support Private Health Insurance While Nearly Half Say They Want Socialism," by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
"Why Are We Still Debating the 'Merits' of Socialism?" by Steven Greenhut
"The Rise of the Low-Tax Socialists," by Peter Suderman
"'Everyone' Here Is a Socialist Except Most Americans," by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
"White House Budget Calls for Domestic Spending Cuts, Military Spending Hikes, $8 Billion for Border Wall, Extension of Tax Cuts," by Eric Boehm
"Kamala Harris Won't Denounce Federal Law That Harms Sex Workers, but May Support Decriminalizing Prostitution," by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
"Captain Marvel Is a Message Movie Without a Message," by Peter Suderman
And, of course, reason.com/search?q=Zardoz.
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Does anyone actually listen to these?
Yes.
No.
I listen every week.
But sometimes, I wish we could trade Suderman, 2 draft picks, and a Player To Be Named Later for ENB.
Does each episode start with the sound of beer cans being opened?
No. But related: I stopped listening to The Fifth Column (Matt, Kmele, and Moynihan) because they tended to get hammered while doing the show. Moynihan gets loud and interrupt-y when drunk.
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But that's the best part.
The Socialists Are Coming!
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It's an agenda to ensure that working people won't get ahead.
OK. de Blasio. Whose agenda is it? Name names.
Weezy's hands aren't exactly soaking in Palmolive.
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I mean, there IS a concerted effort to make the average American poorer, and the Federal Reserve acts in cahoots with the government to pull it off. The politically connected get the perks and all the new money, while the rest of us pay in the form of higher prices and falling purchasing power of our labor. Somehow I doubt the answer is to give even more money to the government so they can make the problem worse.
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