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'BradCast' 9/11/2026 (Encore: Midterm Mayhem; 'Trump-a-Palooza' in Dallas; Vote suppression in Fort Worth; Gerrymander mess in MO) (opens the original)
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Encore: original airdate 9-8-2026. On today's 'BradCast': Midterm Mayhem is underway in the final two months before the critical midterm elections. Donald Trump is launching the first-ever GOP Midterm convention in Texas this week, focused primarily on himself. The Trump Administration appealed to the rightwing US Supreme Court to overturn a court ruling blocking the US Postal Service from implementing Trump's unlawful scheme to interfere with mail-in ballots, even as states have already begun s
'BradCast' 9/10/2026 (SCOTUS Again Rejects MO's Trump/GOP U.S. House Gerrymander; Trump's $5k 'dividend checks') (opens the original)
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On today's 'BradCast': The US Supreme Court, for the second time, rejected Missouri Republicans' newly-gerrymandered US House voting maps, ordering that the state's original 2022 maps be used for the upcoming critical November midterm elections. Rhode Island's primary delivered interesting results. Indiana's Supreme Court confirmed that otherwise legal ballots must be counted despite minor clerical errors made by election officials, handing a narrow primary victory to a Republican Indiana state
'BradCast' 9/9/2026 (Missouri's insane U.S. House map battle, with guest Richard Von Glahn of People Not Politicians) (opens the original)
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On today's 'BradCast': Missouri's midterm elections have been thrown into chaos after a federal judge issued a ruling defying both the Missouri state Supreme Court and the US Supreme Court, which had blocked the state from using the Republican state legislature's newly-gerrymandered maps in the November election. The man at the center of the state's insane, ongoing gerrymandering storm, plaintiff RICHARD VON GLAHN, Policy Director at non-profit People Not Politicians, explains how state Republic
'BradCast' 9/8/2026 (Back to Midterm Mayhem; 'Trump-a-Palooza' in Dallas; Vote suppression in Fort Worth; Gerrymander mess in MO) (opens the original)
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On today's 'BradCast': Midterm Mayhem is underway in the final two months before the critical midterm elections. Donald Trump is launching the first-ever GOP Midterm convention in Texas this week, focused primarily on himself. The Trump Administration appealed to the rightwing US Supreme Court to overturn a court ruling blocking the US Postal Service from implementing Trump's unlawful scheme to interfere with mail-in ballots, even as states have already begun sending out absentee ballots. Republ
'BradCast' 9/7/2026 (Encore: We're Paying an Unspeakable Price for the Cost of DOGE; Guest: Michael Mechanic of MoJo) (opens the original)
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Encore: original airdate 8-13-2026. On today's 'BradCast': Donald Trump's White House vanity projects will cost taxpayers at least $900 million, raided from other agencies to prevent congressional oversight. Trump's hand-picked Kennedy Center board voted to shut down the facility for two years, imperiling the survival of the National Symphony Orchestra. Homeland Security officials spent $464 million on a no-bid contract for 10 used airplanes that have barely been used since. A new GAO report con
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