Flow Ep. 70: Campaign Mailers, the Hegelian Dialectic & Todd Gurley
Cam Cooksey goes solo for episode 70, fresh off a day of tearing out a bathroom, and spends most of the night working through a stack of Georgia campaign mailers. He opens with a chat question about the end goal of the truth movement, then goes through the mail piling up at his house: Rick Jackson's comic book flyers, the Sharon Cooper and Michelle Schreiner fight over Trump's legal fees, Keisha Lance Bottoms and "high taxopoly," Mike Collins and Jon Ossoff, Senator Albers and Governor Kemp, and a voting report card from the Voter Participation Center. His point is that all of it keeps voters stuck inside the Hegelian dialectic. Later, Todd Gurley joins President Trump on stage in Georgia, international companies land the I-285 toll lane deal, and Cam shares Mitch Hedberg, Eric Rice, C.S. Lewis and Psalm 23 before signing off. Plus a look ahead to GART 14 in St. Pete Beach.
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