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We're All Gonna Die podcast discusses Congressional baseball game

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‘We’re All Gonna Die’ podcast, episode 3: Don’t shoot people

We survived another wild week in 2017 America—barely.

 

Andrew Couts

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Posted on Jun 17, 2017   Updated on May 23, 2021, 2:47 am CDT

Another week, another deluge of horrible, ridiculous news.

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In this week’s episode of We’re All Gonna Die, the Daily Dot politics crew dives into the shooting at a congressional baseball practice and the violence of American political discourse, the secret Senate healthcare bill, and the perhaps the biggest controversy of the week—french fry rankings.

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*First Published: Jun 17, 2017, 6:00 am CDT

Andrew Couts

Andrew Couts is the former editor of Layer 8, a section dedicated to the intersection of the Internet and the state—and the gaps in between. Prior to the Daily Dot, Couts served as features editor and features writer for Digital Trends, associate editor of TheWeek.com, and associate editor at Maxim magazine. When he’s not working, Couts can be found hiking with his German shepherds or blasting around on motorcycles.

 

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