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I just started listening and am new to the show. I really enjoy it! Here is a thought for your discussion today. There are many that want polite non-confrontational discussion because they just have better verbal skills. Many care more about “winning” and argument rather then finding solutions. I think this is one of the most frustrating aspects of the general public dealing with politicians. The general belief that Politicians have already made up their mind and aren’t really listening

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