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Just days away from election week (or, as Jonah Goldberg likes to call it, “Hell”)
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, we at The Remnant thought it wise to explore some more eggheady topics.
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Tune in to hear Jonah ruminate on the Israeli elections, Carl Schmitt, friendship in politics, good and bad metaphors, comedy, Rationalia, charisma, J.D. Vance, and what Republicans have coming.
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The Remnant is a production of The Dispatch, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a nonpartisan perspective.
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access → access → articles
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you → set → experience
[drumming music] Oh. [drumming music] Ladies and gentlemen, uh,
can I please have your attention?
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Can you dig it?
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This is Jonah Goldberg, host of the "Remnant Podcast," brought to you by The Dispatch and Dispatch Media.
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Election day used to be basically the first day of voting and the only day of voting, you know, with some special exceptions for troops serving overseas and people who had physical needs that made it possible for them to vote early.
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them → use → needs
I just think having basically election season is a bad idea.
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having → think → season
But we'll have plenty of time to talk about that more.
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Next week is gonna be fairly nightmarish.
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week → go → ?
Um, I'm going to
New York on Monday, gonna meet with my editor at the publisher and talk to him about whether all this stuff is salvageable.
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stuff → go → him
[chuckles] Um, I've written
a lot of words in the last, uh, four months.
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I → write → months
I think some of the ideas I have for the book are very... I'll just say they're very good.
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I think they're very good.
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they → think → ?
I wouldn't put them in the book if I didn't think they were at least good.
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they → put → book
But I've been struggling to figure out, like, who exactly is the audience?
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audience → struggle → ?
What is the question I'm trying to settle?
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I → try → ?
Anyway, we'll see.
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we → see → ?
In fact, I'm going to New York for CNN.
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I → go → CNN
I think I'm just on, like, in the 7:00 hour, hour for the Erin Burnett show on, at 7:00 PM Eastern.
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I → think → PM
The Aporia
