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  <title>Highway 666 Revisited</title>
  <description>Another Jan. 6 has come and gone. This time we managed to skip the armed-insurrection part of the program, so yay for us. Turns out that when they win a presidential election, The System works. Who knew? Watching Vice President Kamala Harris preside over the certification of the 2024 election results this week sent me careening down Memory Lane, revisiting a night in the sneezer in 1977, a Louis C.K. dramedy from 2016, and the last three pestilential erections. Background music comes from Danny O'Keefe, AC/DC, The Cars, and Billy Joe Shaver, all thanks to YouTube. The 2016 dramedy &amp;quot;Horace and Pete&amp;quot; remains available on Louis C.K.'s website. Audio of the 2024 election-results certification courtesy&amp;amp;nbsp;C-SPAN. Dana Carvey as Ross Perot on &amp;quot;SNL&amp;quot; was lifted from YouTube. Bill Clinton comes (har de har har) from the William J. Clinton Presidential Library. The Walk of Shame is from HBO's &amp;quot;Game of Thrones.&amp;quot; The headline is a riff on Bob Dylan's &amp;quot;Highway 61 Revisited,&amp;quot; not incidentally in honor of RFD's 61st episode. Finally, ask not for whom the clown horn&amp;amp;nbsp;honks; it honks for thee (from Freesound). All other evil racket is courtesy of Your Humble Narrator. </description>
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