Are We Sabotaging Ourselves?

<p><strong>Listen all y'all it's a sabotage</strong>: In todays episode,  Chris drills down on the question of whether Dems, GOP and frankly, all of us are sabotaging what matters instead of fixing what's broken.  This applies to  the continuing issuance of House Committee subpoenas in the wake of Bannon's no show, as the DOJ still mulls what's next.  Or whether Dems could have/should have pushed through <i>Build Back Better </i>or if it's better to work in good faith and settle up once the CBO has a chance to score the cost.  Are we our own worst enemy? </p><p><a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/11/08/karen-tumulty-why-democrats-should-thank-the-moderates-in-their-party/">Is Karen Tumulty's opinion right</a> that perhaps Dems slowing their roll and allowing the CBO to score the cost of BBB can show moderate voters that the Dems are being thoughtful here and want responsible government? Should progressives be thanking them? Last Tuesdays elections in part seem to suggest that people want action, but responsible action. </p><p><strong>And Another Thing: </strong>The Travis Scott festival's tragedy was avoidable and an unforced error. By setting up festival seating when it's known that fans tend to rush the stage, it puts into question who is liable and how they could have done better to protect concert-goers.</p><p> </p>