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Redistricting, the Return of Hilldog?, Build Back Better, and Silly Lib Language.

Recorded on 12/20/2021. In this episode, Reid and Frank talk about a few different topics. The conversation covers some of the latest news about the ongoing redistricting process, all the way up to the latest liberal lingo.

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