With All Due Respect
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Joe Walsh on Democratic Weakness, Principled Apostasy, and Why Ideas Don't Die (opens the original)
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Former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh joins Madeline Somerville while Marcus Flowers is at the Congressional Black Caucus in D.C. — and the two waste exactly zero time getting into it. Walsh breaks down what Democrats must do the moment they take back the House, why he has deep doubts they'll actually do it, and what Republican insiders used to say about Democratic weakness behind closed doors. Then the conversation takes a turn: Walsh and Madeline disagree directly and substantively about Israe
Rewriting History, Trump's 9/11 Story and What Giuliani Suppressed (opens the original)
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Marcus and Madeline open on two stories sitting side by side that tell you everything about what this administration believes. The DHS official X account tweeted at Haitian doctors, lawyers, scholars, and engineers suggesting they'd be better off taking $3,000 and a flight back to Haiti — this, while the same administration is fast-tracking refugee status and government benefits for white South Africans, some of whom left because the benefits weren't generous enough. Marcus connects it to the ph
Danielle Butterfield with Priorities USA on Winning the Digital Game (opens the original)
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Marcus and Madeline sit down with Danielle Butterfield, President and Executive Director of Priorities USA — the Democratic super PAC founded in response to Citizens United that has spent the last decade becoming one of the most sophisticated digital voter outreach operations in American politics. Find Priorities USA at priorities.org. Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders.
The Legal Case Against Pete Hegseth (opens the original)
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Madeline wrote a legal brief accusing Pete Hegseth of war crimes, and she's walking through it here. Three documented actions: firing the civilian mitigation lawyers, rejecting Anthropic's human-oversight requirement for AI targeting, and explicitly changing Pentagon policy to prioritize speed over accuracy and lethality over legality — in his own words, in press releases. A girls' school was bombed. One human check would have caught it. Hegseth made sure no one had to look. The full sourced art
Why I'm Defending Abdul El-Sayed (opens the original)
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Madeline goes solo to defend Abdul El-Sayed against antisemitism accusations — and she's speaking as someone who grew up in Orthodox Jewish Day School. She breaks down who's doing the cherry-picking, why establishment Democrats and Republicans share a common interest in painting DSA candidates as radical, and why criticizing a government's actions is not the same as hating a people. She also traces the Democratic Party's messaging collapse from the Clinton compromises to Hakeem Jeffries publicly
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