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The world runs on stories. Some inspire. Some deceive. And some… are designed to control you.Propaganda Loves You pulls back the curtain on the narratives shaping our world, whether they come from politicians, corporations, or the media.
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S2 Book Club #4: Minority Rule by Ari Berman (Ch. 10-Epilogue) (opens the original)
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Minority Rule Book Club Finale: Election Denial, Voter Suppression, and the Fight for Democracy The hosts wrap their Propaganda Loves You Book Club discussion of the final chapters and epilogue of Ari Berman’s Minority Rule, focusing on “Democracy on the Ballot,” the fusion of 2022 election denial with voter suppression, and “The Gerrymandering of History.” They review GOP legal strategist Cleta Mitchell’s role with John Eastman and Mark Meadows in efforts to overturn the 2020 election and her E
S2 #13 - ICE Killings; US Government Attack on ICC & Voting Rights (opens the original)
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Propaganda Loves You: ICE Traffic-Stop Killings, U.S. Moves Against the ICC, and Trump’s Election-Interference Claims Kodie, joined by Arthur and Joe, opens with a disclaimer about the delayed release and a true/false headlines quiz. The episode then discusses two ICE-involved traffic-stop killings—Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston on July 7 and Johan Sebastian Duran Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine on July 13—debating media coverage, lack of body cams, Trump overruling a proposed pause on such stop
S2 Book Club #3: Minority Rule by Ari Berman (Ch. 7-9) (opens the original)
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Minority Rule Book Club Ep. 3: Census Sabotage, Fake Electors, and Voting-Law Rollbacks In episode three of the Propaganda Loves You Book Club, the hosts recap Ari Berman’s Minority Rule and discuss chapters 7–9: “The Institutional Coup,” “The Electoral Coup,” and “Insurrection Through Other Means.” They connect recent events to the book, including a Supreme Court 6–3 ruling upholding the 14th Amendment amid a birthright citizenship challenge and a Republican resolution by Rep. Keith Self to rep
S2 #12: Political Playbook - The Dynamics of New York 21 and Maine's Senate Race (opens the original)
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New York 21 Primary Recap, Daily Show Spotlight, and Maine’s Platner Campaign in Crisis Host Kodie, joined by Arthur and Joe, updates on New York’s 21st district after the primaries: Republican Anthony Constantino won 58–39 (about a 19-point margin) after spending about $7 million of his own money and earning roughly 26,500 votes, while Democrats Blake Gendebien and Stuart Amaral totaled about 24,000, with Gendebien winning the primary but losing a second ballot line after challenged signatures;
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