Take a Bow, Karen: Biden Is All Your Fault | 3/25/22
Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by former Tulsi Gabbard campaign adviser Paul Alexander for the Deace Group to discuss the latest Ann Selzer poll showing Joe Biden with a +21 favorability among suburban women. The panel also discusses whether former congresswoman and Democrat presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard could or would consider being Donald Trump's running mate in 2024. In Hour Two, Steve fields listener emails for Feedback Friday.
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