America's Worst Enemy:Our Divided Society

By: Captain Brad Bartholomew
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  • Summary

  • The purpose of this podcast is to improve future performance.

    Task #1 Deconstruct how we became polarized & stymied.

    Task #2 Offer time-tested mental, verbal & behavior tools & techniques that each of us can use to positively influence our collective future.

    To illustrate stressful group dynamic situations, I will often tell flying stories.
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Episodes
  • Jamie Dimon is a Complicit Capitalist Coward

    Jamie Dimon is a Complicit Capitalist Coward
    Oct 5 2024

    This episode urges our all citizens and civic leaders, with a firm grasp of reality and history, to publicly standup using their moral compass and self-policing skills at this critical moment in US history.
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    29 mins
  • Why Liz Chaney?

    Why Liz Chaney?
    Aug 2 2024

    Today's episode is a thought exercise about the character of the leader we select and political possibilities.
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    4 mins
  • Biden withdraws and Kamala Harris & Liz Chaney become winning ticket

    Biden withdraws and Kamala Harris & Liz Chaney become winning ticket
    Jul 8 2024

    To overwhelmingly reject the MSPP (MAGA Satin Putin party) ideology locally and nationally reject Donald Trump, Biden must withdraw.

    Vice President Kamala Harris then immediately becomes the Presidential nominee - securing all the existing funding. And then, she selects as her running mate, Liz Chaney.

    Harris and Chaney’s combined service, expertise and experiences covers the political waterfront and should be a welcomed relief for all Americans who are exhausted and sick and tired of our partisan divide.
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    3 mins

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