Watch Part 2 of the Get More Smarter Show’s extended interview with Gov. John Hickenlooper! In today’s segment we’ll be talking to the Governor about his new memoir–although Hick says he’s “too young to have a memoir”–The Opposite of Woe: My Life in Beer and Politics, on bookshelves now.
If you missed yesterday’s debut episode of the Get More Smarter Show, you can watch it here in all its technically challenged glory including Part 1 of our interview with Gov. Hickenlooper. Next week’s show will feature fewer production mistakes, mostly because we made so many of them with the first episode.
Many thanks again to Gov. Hickenlooper for sitting down with us.
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I thought the opposite of woe is "giddy-up".
Smarter Republicans?
John Kasich of Ohio, the "moderate" one, set to sign Poll Tax law in his home state…..where there are just too many damned
nDemocrats.Someone, anyone, please tell me why we should be bipartisan with those who hate democracy* so much?
* – anti-both-sides-do-it point: Both sides say the other hates democracy. Only one side proves it almost daily…….and it's not Democrats.
Like. So would Hick