HubDB API along with the Blog Posts API to batch create/publish 152 blog entries

Hi all. Im looking for some advice on using the HubDB API along with the Blog Posts API to create/publish a batch of 152 blog posts. I have a HubDB set up with all of the data. The same HubDB also is being used by a custom module to render an embargoed preview of the blog posts. Each row in the HubDB contains all of the content for a blog post. There are 152 rows of data in the DB, one for each post. I am able to publish a single post and receive a 201 status, but then receive a TypeError that breaks the function from completing more than one blog entry/row. I have included the error from Terminal at the end. Unfortunately I do not understand how to solve the error. I have been trying to debug and look up errors, but seem to be stuck in a negative feedback loop. Any advice appreciated. I am open to new approaches as well.

def get_single_row(table_id):
 """Get table by row
 GET /hubdb/api/v2/tables/:tableId/rows
 """
 xurl = "/hubdb/api/v2/tables/" + str(table_id) + "/rows?portalId=" + str(PORTAL_ID)
 url = HS_API_URL + xurl
 response = urlopen(url).read()
 table_data = json.loads(response)
 i=0
 # print(table_data)
 for key, value in table_data.items():
 blog_author_id = value[i]["values"]["2"]
 campaign = value[i]["values"]["3"]
 campaign_name = value[i]["values"]["4"]
 content_group_id = value[i]["values"]["5"]
 featured_image = value[i]["values"]["6"]
 post_body = value[i]["values"]["10"]
 slug = value[i]["values"]["14"]
 meta_description = value[i]["values"]["18"]
 year = value[i]["values"]["19"]
 quarter = value[i]["values"]["20"]
 state_name = value[i]["values"]["21"]
 market_name = value[i]["values"]["22"]
 i+=1

 POST = {
 "blog_author_id": blog_author_id,
 "campaign": campaign,
 "campaign_name": campaign_name,
 "content_group_id": content_group_id,
 "featured_image": featured_image,
 "topic_ids": [year, quarter, market_name, state_name],
 "meta_description": meta_description,
 "name": meta_description,
 "post_body": post_body,
 "publish_date": 1543520639,
 "publish_immediately": False,
 "slug": slug,
 "use_featured_image": True
 }
 # print(POST)
 xurl = "/content/api/v2/blog-posts"
 url = HS_API_URL + xurl + APIKEY
 headers = { "content-type" : "application/json" }
 response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(POST))
 # print(response.status_code, response.content, response)

get_single_row(MEOS_Q1_2019)

Error:

 Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "get_tables.py", line 71, in <module>
 get_single_row(MEOS_Q1_2019)
 File "get_tables.py", line 34, in get_single_row
 blog_author_id = value[i]["values"]["2"]
 TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

My HubDB has 20 columns of data and 152 rows. But when I try to return the JSON object with key, value pairs I only receive 12. Any thoughts on how to access the full HubDB? I am loading my JSON then printing the key, value of items.

for key, value in table_data.items():
 print(value[i]["values"])

Response:

{ 
 'objects':[ 
 { 
 'id':6657630003,
 'createdAt':1543515074733,
 'path':None,
 'name':None,
 'values':{ 
 '18':'1 Dec 2018 | Positive Job Market Expected in Final Quarter of 2018 for Alabama',
 '2':'5521284303',
 '19':'5684804132',
 '3':'71df6020-8385-4e2e-9a36-23e708fa4605',
 '20':'5634648902',
 '4':'MEOS NA',
 '21':'5634648855',
 '5':'5664168304',
 '22':'5634522727',
 '6':'https://go.manpowergroup.com/hubfs/MEOS/2019_Q1/MEOS_Q1_2019_Infographic.png',
 '10':"<embed src='https://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?embedded=true&url=https://go.manpowergroup.com/hubfs/MEOS/2018_Q4/Hopeful%20Job%20Market%20Expected%20in%20Final%20Quarter%20of%202018%20for%20Milwaukee-Waukesha-West%20Allis,%20WI%20MSA.pdf' width='500' height='675'>",
 '14':'Q1_2019/alabama_al'
 },
 'isSoftEditable':False,
 'childTableId':0
 }
],
'total':1,
'limit':1000,
'offset':0,
'message':None,
'totalCount':1
}

I posted some function definitions in Slack. @Matt_Coley replied with assistance, guiding me through several issues with my program. I have posted the updated (and working) code to github as a gist here.

I was incorrectly looping through the HubDB rows, causing a TypeError to occur. Incorrect code for example:

 for key, value in table_data.items():

The corrected code to loop through a row in the DB and use the each column in the row as a content item in the blog post. Working example:

for row in table_data['objects']: