Mo News Are Liberal Women More Depressed?; Trump Accuses Dems Of Sedition; Australia Kids Social Media Ban; No Pajamas On Planes
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Nov 21, 2025 The discussion highlights the intriguing link between liberal women and higher depression rates, exploring the roles of social media and identity. There's also a deep dive into political tensions, with Democrats urging military members to defy illegal orders. The hosts cover a significant social media ban for minors in Australia and a call for civility on planes, emphasizing less rage and no pajamas. Additionally, Zelensky's response to a U.S. peace plan adds an international dimension to the conversation. Expect thought-provoking insights and anecdotes!
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Military Orders, Law, And Political Backlash
- Democratic lawmakers urged service members to refuse illegal orders, sparking a fierce White House rebuttal.
- The clash highlights tensions over civilian control, legality of orders, and how political messages can escalate into threats of severe punishment.
Clarify Rhetoric To Reduce Escalation
- When officials publicly denounce actions, clarify intent to avoid literal interpretations that inflame tensions.
- White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt emphasized the president did not literally want executions and framed the remarks as condemnation of what he called unlawful conduct.
Politics Shapes How People Report Distress
- Multiple studies show liberals, especially young women, report higher depressive symptoms but measurement matters.
- New research suggests conservatives may externalize distress (anger) while liberals internalize it (anxiety), so reported mental health differs by expression.
