The guest shares how her childhood experiences of her dad having to move for work and financial struggles impacted her political views. She also discusses the challenge of finding unbiased information about Senator Elizabeth Warren.
The framing of the pro-choice and pro-life movements often results in a narrow discussion about abortion, rather than addressing the larger issue of reproductive rights. This limits the progress of the reproductive health and women's rights movements.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the effects of propaganda and how information can help to reveal inconsistencies. They also explore the idea that unresolved trauma may be a factor in perpetuating conspiracy theories and a distrusting attitude towards power structures.
The speaker expresses curiosity about Ruth Bader Ginsburg's true emotions during her family's financial struggles as a child. They also address the difficulty in finding unbiased information about her viewpoints.
The speaker reflects on the impact of her father's move for work on her views on capitalism and wonders about the impact of Phyllis Schlafly's experiences on her views, ultimately expressing relief at her death.
The podcast discusses the crusade of Phyllis Schlafly against abortion and her life which was a monument to the sad truth.