71. Privacy, mid-term elections, and the abortion thermonuclear political bomb

<p>It took 14 years, but public opinion turned so viciously against Prohibition that a Constitutional Amendment was passed to make sure rural Christianists could no longer attempt such an outrage. And this was&nbsp;<em>booze</em>, not a core freedom to keep medical decisions private between patients and their doctors.&nbsp;</p><p>Kerry Eleveld and I will discuss this thermonuclear political bomb, dropped months before a critical election that will determine whether we survive as a functioning democracy. We’re already seeing generic congressional ballot polling shifting in the Democrats’ direction, and hints of renewed activation amongst our core base.&nbsp;</p>