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Dramatic rural politics and a gun-slinging minister.

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There was a lot of big stories that year.

But in Canada, one story swallowed all of the others.

Was his loss a huge miscalculation? Or was it a sign of the rejection of progressive politics? That sounds interesting.

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... uh, deeply enough, uh, to notice these nuances.

So I'm talking about Jesse Brown, who is, I don't know, I guess he has seven jobs at Canadaland.

I didn't [laughs] really realize that.

He is the founder and, um, often host and publisher and editor, I guess, you can name the rest of them, [laughs] of Canadaland.

Um, who has, you know, you've, if you've listened to our podcast regularly, you've probably heard us talking about how his brain has become taken over.

[laughs] And he's just, uh, really changed, uh, Canadaland into a really, uh, uh, con- kind of conservative outfit after, uh, becoming very, very publicly, um, defiantly and, uh, illogically Zionist.

And, uh, uh, he announced on, I think Twitter, uh, I guess, which is called something else these days.

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