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‘We’re All Gonna Die,’ Ep. 40: Woke Miranda 4 gov

A Carrie and a Miranda debate the gubernatorial race.

Ramon Ramirez

Layer 8

Posted on Mar 25, 2018 Updated on May 21, 2021, 8:39 pm CDT

This week on We’re All Gonna Die, a politics podcast from the Layer 8 team, the gang asks some tricky questions.

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Is it time to quit Facebook? Does Cynthia Nixon have what it takes to be the governor of New York? Would Trump knock out Biden in the second? What is the Deep State? Are we the Deep State? Is Viral Politics Editor David Covucci more of a Carrie or a Miranda?

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All that plus dank memes and maybe too much of a digression about Sex and the City season 2.

Listen to our previous episodes and subscribe to We’re All Gonna Die on iTunes.

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*First Published: Mar 25, 2018, 6:30 am CDT

Ramon Ramirez

Ramon Ramirez is the managing editor, and formerly the Dot's news director, entertainment editor, and evening editor. His work has appeared in the Washington Post, Grantland, Washington City Paper, Austin American-Statesman, and Austin Monitor.

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