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🎙️ Let’s Process This! — “Born in 1864, Legislating in 2025”
What do a wind farm protest, a Signal group chat, and a man born in 1933 all have in common? They’re part of the strange, kinda unbelievable stories behind the oldest Republicans in Congress.
In this minisode, Chris takes us on a wild ride through the past and present—starting in 1954 and landing in 2025, where lawmakers from another era are still writing the rules.
From Mitch McConnell’s Ukraine speeches to Hal Rogers dodging protests outside his office, we’re digging into the press releases these guys want you to read... and the headlines they’d probably rather you didn’t.
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