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Like Lambs to the... Majority? w/ Conor Lamb (opens the original)
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Former Congressman Conor Lamb (PA-18) joins to discuss the future of the Democratic Party, the fight to protect American democracy, and what meaningful accountability should look like if Democrats regain power. Drawing on his experience as a Marine, federal prosecutor, and member of Congress, Lamb shares his perspective on voting rights, democratic institutions, and the challenges facing the party heading into 2028. We also reflect on his 2022 Senate primary against John Fetterman, how his views
The Texas Textbook Massacre w/ Sam Smeaton (opens the original)
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Public school teacher Sam Smeaton returns to break down the controversial overhaul of Texas' teaching standards and what it means for classrooms across the state. We discuss the ideological and religious influences shaping the proposed curriculum, the role outside organizations have played in rewriting educational standards, and why so many Texas teachers have sounded the alarm. The conversation also explores what the State Board of Education ultimately decided, what these changes could mean for
The Graham Reaper (opens the original)
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In this episode, Paige discusses the 2028 primary schedule, the death of Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell's continued mysterious absence, and the chaos at the White House Correspondence Dinner. Follow me on Instagram! Subscribe to my Substack Learn more about Paige
The Argument at the Heart of America w/ David Bobb and Tony Williams (opens the original)
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As America marks its 250th anniversary, Tony Williams and David Bobb join to discuss their new book, Divided Over the Declaration, and why disagreement has always been central to the American experiment. We explore how generations of Americans from the Founders to Frederick Douglass to the Civil Rights Movement have interpreted the Declaration of Independence to expand the promise of liberty and equality. The conversation examines why political division isn't necessarily a sign of national decli
Weekend at Mitchie's! (opens the original)
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In this episode, Paige breaks down the latest developments in the Iran conflict, including the collapse of the ceasefire and what it means for U.S. involvement in the region. She also unpacks the growing controversy surrounding Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, reflects on Mitch McConnell's political legacy following his latest health scare and examines Trump's efforts to inject politics into the 2026 World Cup. Plus, a look at Illinois' new AI safety law and why state governments may be le
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