The Most Competitive Races In 2020
Micah Cohen and Sarah Frostenson key in on the most competitive races in the 2020 election. They are not actually in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, even though those states may be the most important for winning the election.
Embrace The Uncertainty
The crew discusses how Biden’s lead is similar or different from Clinton’s in 2016. They also consider what kind of agenda Democrats might pursue were they to win full control of government this fall.
Model Talk: Why Democrats' Chances Of Winning The Senate Have Increased
In this installment of Model Talk, Nate Silver and Galen Druke discuss the current election forecasts and answer questions from listeners.
What We Learned From The Amy Coney Barrett Hearings
Judge Amy Coney Barrett is on track to become the next Supreme Court Justice. Perry Bacon Jr. and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux discuss what we learned from her nomination hearings and how she would shape the Court.
The Sun Belt Could Decide Control Of The Senate
The crew looks at the state of the 2020 race in the Sun Belt states and also considers how Trump might be able to pull off a re-election win.
Model Talk: Trump's Position Worsens
In this installment of Model Talk, Nate Silver and Galen Druke discuss the latests movements in the 2020 election forecasts.
Pence And Harris Evade Questions In VP Debate
The crew reacts to the first and only vice presidential debate.
What We Know About The President's Health
During the four days since President Trump was diagnosed with coronavirus, the public has received limited and conflicting information about his health status. To make sense of the limited information we do have, the crew spoke with emergency room doctor Craig Spencer and presidential scholar Lara Brown.
Emergency Podcast: Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19
The podcast team reacts to the news that President Trump tested positive for COVID-19.
Is The Supreme Court Losing Legitimacy?
In response to Republicans’ move to fill a Supreme Court vacancy so close to the election, some Democrats have floated the idea of expanding or restructuring the court. In this installment of the podcast, law professor Daniel Epps speaks with Galen Druke about whether the legitimacy of the Supreme Court is in jeopardy and what kinds of reforms activists and scholars are considering.