Sometime in the 1990s I was in a public place where a daytime talk show was running, with people on the show arguing vociferously about who was right in some family conflict. "Oh," I thought. "This is Crossfire for normal people." Since then, politics has seemingly become daytime talk shows for everyone.
Sometime in the 1990s I was in a public place where a daytime talk show was running, with people on the show arguing vociferously about who was right in some family conflict. "Oh," I thought. "This is Crossfire for normal people." Since then, politics has seemingly become daytime talk shows for everyone.