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We're Not Wrong

De: Andrew Heaton Jen Briney Justin Robert Young
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  • Jen Briney, Andrew Heaton and Justin Robert Young discuss the world of politics, government and media. They have never, and will never, be incorrect about anything.

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    © 2023 We're Not Wrong
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  • About Javier Milei's Early Success and Work Life Balance
    May 23 2024

    They also touch on the economic policies of Javier Milei in Argentina and the debate around austerity measures. The conversation explores the need for better work-life balance laws in the United States, particularly regarding paid time off (PTO). Also, the difference between psychopaths, sociopaths, and narcissists, and the need for independent debates in politics.


    00:00 Beverage Preferences and Zoning Reforms

    07:10 Andrew Heaton's Unexpected Role at the Libertarian Party Convention

    21:44 The Impact of Milei Shock Therapy on Argentina's Economy

    29:12 The Challenges and Trade-Offs of Rebooting an Economy

    48:12 The Reluctance of Americans to Take Paid Time Off

    52:30 The Need for Better Work-Life Balance Laws

    59:02 The Benefits of Flexible Work Schedules and Project-Based Work

    01:01:59 The Role of Cultural Norms

    01:04:49 Exploring Alternative Uses of Social Security

    01:07:21 Lighthearted Banter


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    1 h y 31 m
  • About The Debate Deal and DNC Protests
    May 16 2024

    We have breaking news! Debates are happening!


    The gang discusses the Commission on Presidential Debates and the decision by the Biden campaign to cut ties with them. They also express their opinions on the proposed format for the debates and the need for more transparency in the process. The conversation discusses the history and flaws of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) and the potential changes to the format of the upcoming debates.


    They then discuss Democratic Party and the upcoming DNC convention and their reported plan to minimize possible protest by virtualizing parts of the programming. The conversation also touches on the lack of excitement for Joe Biden and the Democratic Party's failure to address the concerns of their voters.


    00:00 Light Banter and Drug Use in San Francisco


    12:24 Cutting Out the Commission: A New Era for Presidential Debates


    22:30 Including Third-Party Candidates


    24:58 Debate Format: Microphone Cutoffs and No Audience


    25:06 Timing of the Debates: Does It Really Matter?


    26:48 Debating the Inclusion of Third-Party Candidates


    29:21 Criticism of the Commission on Presidential Debates


    30:05 Strategies for Biden and Trump in the Debates


    36:30 Analyzing Potential VP Picks for Trump


    52:19 Exploring Potential Candidates for the 2024 Presidential Election


    57:43 Challenges and Strategies for the Democratic Party's Convention


    01:13:31 Frustration with the Democratic Party's Lack of a Clear Platform


    01:23:49 The Importance of a Strong and Cohesive Message in Politics


    01:24:53 The Dangers of Brain Worms and DNC Hit Jobs


    01:26:16 Violence in Germany and the Impact of Social Media


    01:28:37 The Unintended Consequences of Credit Card Regulations


    01:30:58 The Limitations of Public Transportation Systems


    01:32:29 Karaoke Songs for Baritones


    01:35:10 Bringing Back Blimps as a Transportation Option


    01:39:08 Upcoming Episodes: New York Times Polls, Poverty Alleviation, and the Palestine Issue


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    1 h y 45 m
  • About Killing Credit Card Points and Trains Becoming Popular
    May 9 2024

    The gang discusses the Durbin Marshall credit card bill and its potential impact on consumers and businesses. The bill aims to introduce competition in the credit card industry by allowing businesses to choose payment networks other than Visa and MasterCard. Proponents argue that this will lower costs and benefit consumers, while critics warn that it could lead to the reduction or elimination of credit card rewards programs.


    They also discuss trains.



    00:00 Introduction and Host Banter

    09:20 Discussion of the Durbin Marshall credit card bill

    28:43 The lobbying efforts of big retailers and airlines

    32:59 The potential consequences of the bill for consumers

    34:47 The Impact of the Durbin Amendment

    38:38 Trains!

    46:11 The Importance of Application and Better Infrastructure

    01:08:34 Subsidizing Trains

    01:14:35 The Challenges of Homeownership

    01:17:32 Streamlining Plane Safety Instructions

    01:21:44 Reviving the Whig Party


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    1 h y 36 m

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An excellent confluence of political discourse

I've been listening to Heaton's The Political Orphanage for about a year or so now, and one fine day, some months back, he featured an episode of We're Not Wrong in lieu of another diatribe on the damage done by restrictive zoning. As disappointed as I was to not listen to him wax poetic about how the zoning regulations killed significant portions of Wallace's lineage, that episode DID introduce me to Jen and Justin. This show has been part of my 'day 1 listen' list ever since.

You likely won't agree with everything they say, but they are honest, and do an excellent job of (usually) backing their opinions with decent rationale. If you like politics, but hate politicians? This is worth your time!

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