

The Twenty-Seventh Amendment (Entry 1352.GE3028)
Oct 3, 2024
Explore the quirky tale of the Twenty-Seventh Amendment, delayed by two centuries due to one Texas professor’s antics. Laugh along as the hosts critique modern political campaigns and share their disdain for constant text messages from politicians. Delve into historical controversies like the Salary Grab Act and regressive taxation while they mix humor with serious insights. Discover grassroots advocacy efforts for the amendment and enjoy listener stories that range from heartfelt wedding tunes to whimsical Masonic secrets.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Modern Political Campaigns and Their Persistent Messaging
01:54 • 2min
Constitutional Conversations: Humor and History
03:24 • 14min
The Perils of Political Pay and Representation
17:47 • 14min
Taxation and Historical Political Controversies
32:06 • 3min
The Saga of the Twenty-Seventh Amendment
35:09 • 12min
Grassroots Advocacy and the Twenty-Seventh Amendment
46:50 • 17min
Listener Tales and Wedding Tunes
01:04:13 • 3min
Humor and Heritage: Exploring Masonic Whimsy
01:07:34 • 4min
A Conversation on Alex Trebek Stamps and Historical Expeditions
01:11:41 • 3min