Working on Not Feeling Alone: An Interview With Josh Ritter
Josh Ritter is a revealing conversationalist, holding little back about the emotional inspirations for his new album and his intellectual curiosities.
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Josh Ritter is a revealing conversationalist, holding little back about the emotional inspirations for his new album and his intellectual curiosities.
Renowned singer, songwriter, musician, artist and best-selling author Josh Ritter’s anticipated new album, Spectral Lines, is out today via Thirty Tigers. Stream/purchase HERE.
Be in the next few days or not at snall? >> not next new days. lock the doors. at some point, you know, this breaks. the fever breaks, and whether it takes a day, two days, 100 votes, they're going to keep going. kevin mcchararthy is not going away. maybe matt gaetz isn't going away, but that gap continues to narrow until you have four or five or three. >> that could go much longer. >> few get it down prevailing - theory is you could possibly pressure the five holdouts and get one or two to peel off. there's some perverse incentive, and every single one of the five is the one just like in this...
Yelling back at them for the first time in a public way that they're hoping that the fever breaks. it's unclear if that will happen but that is a dynamic that could play out as we're seeing -- >> let me bring in former congressman rodney davis of illinois because congressman, it seems your friend, kevin mccarthy is headed to defeat on this first ballot. obviously people could change votes before the gavel comes down but right now he is 11 votes back from where he needs to be or rather seven votes back from where he needs to be. he can only afford to lose four, he lost 11 right now. and what do...
A sudden district 15, that was democratic, was redrawn by the republicans and the texas state house, and named republican. they were designed to win. that, in a nutshell, says it all. latinos came out, we were gonna see when the dust settles, and i'm waiting for these headlines in the new york times that say the latino vote is the one that won nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, it's gonna help georgia -- get this, it even helps districts and southern texas and in north carolina. and we can have a different conversation on that, but it's not a surprise. >> as you say, it was a bit of a flop in plac...