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A lot of people feel like this is the worst that things have been in a long time.

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off an annual Zinia subscription. Today we're very excited to have Sharon McMahon as a guest on our podcast.

She's the creator of the viral Instagram account, Sharon Says So, at Sharon Says So,

and host of the top ranked podcast, also Sharon Says So.

She is a former Washington, D.C. area,

government and law teacher. And she is known on social media as America's government teacher,

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