comcast business is different. we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. tucker: well, democratic plans for getting rid of president trump before the next election are getting increasingly zany and maybe a little far-fetched.uc you will remember the electoral college was on the agenda. that didn t work. impeachment was supposed to fix it. that s not going anywhere. and much to their chagrin, trump is a teetotaler, so he s probably not going to drink himself to death. so here is the new idea. the 25th amendment. if you watch any kind of lefty media, you have heard a lot about it recently, democratic congressmen want to recreate an 11-member medical commission
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approximate cause for this little freakout. but according to our eccentric billionaire, it didn t just instantly become hell on earth in the spring of 2009. it didn t get bad in the 2000s, it began at a very surprising time, a time you can identify very precisely in history. quote, the last decade in american history during which one could be genuinely optimistic about politics was the 1920s. the 1920s? when i first heard about this manifesto i thought the longing for the 1920s might be something like maybe about prohibition. maybe he s like a really tough teetotaler, when we couldn t drink legally. i don t know about that. seems to him like the 1920s are the target era for when things were last okay on earth. the 1920s were the last time it was good to be alive in america, according to him, because that was the last moment in politics, that was really the last moment in human history when men could truly be free before women
it holds this weird, unique place in american history. it s something that all of us, democrat and republican, young and old, drinker and teetotaler alike, we all grow that it was a terrible idea. it was a terrible idea for all the obvious policy reasons, but it was also a bad idea because it didn t stop us from drinking as a country. it just absolutely ruined the good way that we used to drink. until that point, we were pretty good at it. when booze became illegal, booze willing became terrible. it was all black market, including stuff that people distilled in their basements. so this great american cultural art form of how to drink devolved into workarounds of this bad policy which we made booze illegal and often disgusting. so really strong mixers were added to cover up the taste of liquor. so it game the art of getting you drunk without tasting what was getting you there.
well. and that went along for a century or so unrivaled by any other nation on earth. but then we killed it dead on purpose. prohibition turned 95 this year. it holds this weird, unique place in american history. it s something that all of us, democrat and republican, young and old, drinker and teetotaler alike, we all agree that it was a terrible idea. it was a terrible idea for all the obvious policy reasons, but it was also a bad idea because it didn t stop us from drinking as a country. it just absolutely ruined the good way that we used to drink. until that point, we were pretty good at it. when booze became illegal, booze willing became terrible. it was all black market, including stuff that people distilled in their basements. so this great american cultural art form of how to drink devolved into workarounds of this bad policy which we made booze illegal and often