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Dave Karpf on Trump's TikTok Tulsa Rally and the enduring wisdom of Saul Alinsky - IXNAY - Ep 4
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In this episode: We talk to David Karpf, an associate professor at George Washington University, about how the Trump Campaign fell right into an trap straight out of Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals when it went into the Tulsa rally believing its own hype.
Also, Trace lets you in on how fun and easy it is to use voteforward.org to send letters to voters in the swing states that are actually going to decide this election, we get a Scene Report from Texas, and there are random references to The Evil Dead and Mr. Robot.
Finally, we have an ask: will you help us build the largest anti-Trump organization in America? Join IXNAY PAC today for as little as $10 and we'll send you a spiffy membership card good for impressing fellow travelers and caging discounts anywhere independent thinkers can be coerced. Visit: ixnaypac.org/membership
ICYMI: The IXNAY podcast is a place where we try to put a little fun back into American politics while giving you some practical tips to help ensure that we'll be able to free this country from Donald Trump's death-grip this November 3rd.
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