WGST GeorgiaPol Radio – First In The Nation Edition
We haven’t chatted Presidential Politics during our weekly show in a while. We’re going to make up for that today.
Iowa has turned the theoretical into actual votes, and New Hampshire will further help frame the campaign from a reality show to a real election. The field is narrowing, the one time presumed front runner is asking a handful of people to “please clap” for him, and the reality TV star was Iowa’s biggest loser.
As we look to next week’s vote in New Hampshire, we’re going to bring a bit of local perspective to you. Grant Bosse, Editorial Page Editor for the Manchester Union Leader (twitter @GrantBosse) will join us during the first half hour to help us understand what happens this week as voters get serious about their First In The Nation primary votes.
We’ll get Stefan’s take on Hillary’s first place tie and see if it’s time to change the entire narrative that it’s the GOP that has both an “establishment is handpicking our nominee” meme, as well ask between Trump and Bernie, which party is most likely to nominate someone that isn’t actually one of their own?
Jon, Stefan, Me, Sully and Grant Bosse. That’s at least where we’ll start. We’ll we go depends on….we never really know. Listen live at 640AM starting at noon, or follow this link right here.
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Charlie
Founder of GeorgiaPol.com; Now weekly columnist Very interested in Georgia and Georginas. Interest in politics is waning daily.
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Arachnid.
That’s too easy, but it will be mentioned when we discuss the debate. (spoiler alert!)
I shall pick up your gauntlet, Mr. Harper.
The past several weeks I have given you words that, though common, I felt would be a challenge to work into a discussion on politics.
I obviously have underestimated your linguistic powers. Have your dictionary at hand and be prepared for next week, sir.
What’s another word for thesaurus?
A thesaurus is a type of lexicology, and can be called such. You can also call a dictionary a lexicology. I have also used the word onomasticon.
Cool. Onomasticon sent me to the Googles. It sounds a lot dirtier than it turns out to be.
As promised, when promised.
I’m glad to see you were able to make good on your commitment. I look forward to next week’s Radio Show Inclusionary Word, more commonly known as the RSIW.
Early release today so Plaidy Wagon will be in the house!
If James Salzer can have his phrase of the week in the AJC legislative recap video then certainly Calypso can have his word of the week on GeorgiaPol radio.
Thanks Jon. I’ll try to make the RSIW as awkward as possible for Icarus to work into the conversation.