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The punditry is strong today as Jonah and Luke Thompson meet at the intersection of conservatism and the Constitution. Stopping briefly for some quick jabs at Rep. Mike Gallagher and some comments that will definitely be taken out of context, we hear deep insights about big-kid words like “impoundment” and “rescission.”

Show Notes:

–Constitutionally Speaking, a podcast with Luke and Jay Cost

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    Victor Clairmont

    Thanks for the Podcast! Nice history on co-equal branches. Fafoon forever.

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    Angie

    I suspect I don't agree with Luke on a lot of ideology...but, I really like him as person and speaker...I enjoyed it

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  3. Teddy41

    The Force is strong in Luke...(I'm sorry, I just couldn't help myself.)

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    CynthiaW

    Very enjoyable. Luke Thompson comes across as a cheerful guy. Actually this is typical for Remnant guests: you don't mind spending an hour and a half with them, regardless of the topic.

    I liked the pet discussion. One of my friends recently bought a standard poodle puppy from a breeder. He and his wife love it, except for having to carry it down three flights of stairs to go out. He says it has to learn to walk down stairs.

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  5. El Kabong

    Great discussion, I could listen to you and Luke dissect things for hours. Thanks.

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    Cornelius O’Brien

    I was with you until the cats and dogs. Some good stuff. I also abhor the “co-equal branch” heresy but never heard its origin tale.

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    Marian Cates

    Generally, I love The Remnant. But other than the talk of Poodles, which I love, I found this episode uninteresting. I tried Constitutionally Speaking and felt the same.

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      Sad Trombone

      ...and such small portions.

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    Jesse Blankenship

    I loved the idea of " co-equal branch" political development enhanced by the Nixon administration as he fought Congressional pressure. Didn't see that one coming.

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