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Durkan Done Soon, 2024 Campaign Begins, Anti-Gun Santa

December 8, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they welcome the news that Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan will not run for re-election next year following her disastrous handling of the so-called Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) and the city slashing funding to police. They also cringe as Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan releases a video before inauguration day showing he has plans to run for president in 2024. And they have a lot to say about the anti-gun mall Santa who told a small boy he couldn’t bring him a Nerf gun.

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Filed Under: Crime, Elections, Guns, History, Humor, News & Politics, Police, Social Media Tagged With: 2024, CHAZ, guns, Jenny Durkan, Larry Hogan, mall, National Review, Nerf, Sanata, Seattle, Three Martini Lunch

Seattle Recall, Fauci vs. Trump, ‘Redskins’ Retired

July 13, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they welcome the leftist radicals in Seattle trying to recall Mayor Jenny Durkan for handling of the “autonomous zone” in the city. They also cringe as Anthony Fauci inexplicably praises Andrew Cuomo and Bill de Blasio for their handling of the coronavirus and the Trump administration starts pointing out all the things Fauci got wrong as the pandemic unfolded. And they discuss why the Washington Redskins are really “retiring” their team name now.

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Filed Under: Constitution, Health Care, History, law, News & Politics, Police, Social Media, Sports Tagged With: CHAZ, COVID, Durkan, Fauci, National Review, Redskins, Seattle, Three Martini Lunch, Trump

Businesses Sue Seattle, Anti-Trump Plot Unfolds, Cultural Anarchy

June 25, 2020 by GregC

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Rob Long is in for Jim again Thursday. Today, Rob and Greg applaud Seattle businesses for suing the city for failing to provide essential services while local politicians coddled the radicals in the CHAZ/CHOP area.  They also react to revelations in Peter Strzok’s notes that Barack Obama and Joe Biden were in on the planning to target Michael Flynn and the Trump administration.  And they unload on leftist radicals and their enablers as what supposedly started as an effort to rein in police brutality is now focused on tearing down a statue celebrating emancipation, destroying Mount Rushmore, and changing our national anthem.

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Filed Under: Constitution, Economy, History, Journalism, News & Politics, Podcasts, Police Tagged With: anthem, Biden, businesses, CHAZ, CHOP, Flynn, Mount Rushmore, National Review, obama, Seattle, statues, Three Martini Lunch, Trump

Actual Police Reforms, Durkan’s Delusion, Ozark Overreaction

June 12, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they welcome Louisville’s decision to end no-knock warrants. They also hammer Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan for claiming nothing is really different in Seattle, despite the creation of CHAZ, the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, where police are not allowed in and reports of violent crime are on the rise. And they welcome the news that the Lake of the Ozarks pool party and symptomatic hair stylists have not led to outbreaks of COVID-19. They also embark on fun tangents about “Law & Order” and the 2020 convention season.

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Filed Under: congress, Constitution, Crime, Elections, Health Care, Journalism, News & Politics, Police Tagged With: CHAZ, conventions, COVID-19, Durkan, Louisville, National Review, no-knock, Seattle, Three Martini Lunch

Hickenlooper’s Hapless Defense, Inslee’s Obvious Lie, Politics of ‘Paw Patrol’

June 11, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they enjoy watching former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper blame his ethics problems on “dark money” Republicans after an independent commission found him guilty of improperly accepting gifts while in office. But will it really damage his bid for U.S. Senate? They also shake their heads as Washington Gov. Jay Inslee pretends not to know a group of radicals is claiming several square blocks in Seattle as ” an “autonomous state” that is separate from the United States. And as the cancel culture claims the TV shows “COPS” and “Live: PD,” they fire back at the unhinged push against the Nickelodeon cartoon “Paw Patrol.”

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Filed Under: Crime, Economy, Elections, Journalism, News & Politics, Podcasts, Police, Social Media Tagged With: autonomous, ethics, Hickenlooper, Inslee, National Review, Paw Patrol, Seattle, Senate, Three Martini Lunch

GOP Hope in Michigan, Voters Clueless on Single-Payer, Seattle’s Bad Math

October 23, 2019 by GregC

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Good polls, confusing polls and politicizing math are the focus of our martinis on Wednesday.  Jim and Greg are glad to see Republican U.S. Senate challenger John James already in a virtual dead heat with Democratic Sen. Gary Peters in Michigan.  They also shake their heads as a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey shows a majority of Americans support Medicare for All but oppose it by large margins when they actually understand it means the end of private insurance.  And they throw up their hands as school officials in Seattle consider adding an emphasis on ethnic studies into all subjects, including taking time in math class to explain how math is oppressive to people of color and is used to exploit natural resources.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: ethnic, Gary Peters, insurance, John James, math, Medicare-for-all, Michigan, National Review, polls, Seattle, Senate, Three Martini Lunch

Dem Impeachment Squabbles, Clueless in Seattle, Steve Schmidt vs. Reality

May 15, 2018 by GregC


Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America enjoy watching Democrats publicly feud over how prominent the impeachment issue should be in 2018.  They also shake their heads as the Seattle City Council tries to fight homelessness by taxing companies $275 for every employee if the business makes more than $20 million per year.  They fire back as Never Trump “Republican” Steve Schmidt says Trump’s decision to embassy is only a calculation for the midterm elections and that the president has blood on his hands from the violence along the Israel-Gaza border.  And Jim offers a champagne toast to mark the passing of prolific author and National Review friend Tom Wolfe.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2018 midterms, Al Green, business taxes, Gaza, Hamas, Harry Reid, homeless, impeachment, Israel, Jerusalem embassy, Nancy Pelosi, National Review, Never Trump, President Trump, Seattle, Steve Schmidt, Three Martini Lunch, Tom Wolfe

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