Miscellaneous
What’s happening at town halls across the United States? Is there a popular groundswell of resistance and opposition to President Trumps agenda building momentum on the Left? Is it sustainable? Would a “Tea Party of the Left” be a constructive or destructive force in American politics? In this episode, we welcome our first guest co-host—Sarah Ullman, a filmmaker, activist, and co-founder of the grassroots SuperPAC, One Vote at a Time. We discuss our experiences in recent months attending town halls and political protests, we’re tough on CA Senator Dianne Feinstein, we talk about 2018, the instant messenger handles of our youth, and further destroy the idea that the government is or should be run like a business. This is Robot F. Kennedy. SHOW NOTES: Sarah Ullman on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesillysully One Vote at a Time: https://www.onevoteatatime.us/ LA Times: Sen. Dianne Feinstein gets an earful at Los Angeles town hall, but sticks to her centrist guns http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-sen-feinstein-gets-an-earful-at-la-1492720742-htmlstory.html Town hall constituents holding up their IDs in response to their congressman assuming they’re “bussed in.” https://twitter.com/thiswaltz5/status/834535401494806532 (If you're seeing this, it's hosted on Soundcloud. Testing hosting providers. Thanks for your understanding.)