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Calling all political junkies, number crunchers, and poll watchers: this new podcast is for YOU. Washington Post political columnist and Ethics and Public Policy senior fellow Henry Olsen discusses the likely political impact of impeachment with the American Enterprise Institute’s Karlyn Bowman, what it’s like to cover President Trump every day with the White House Correspondent for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Debra J. Saunders, and does a deep dive into demographic and political trends in 2020’s most important state, Wisconsin, with Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel political report and analyst Craig Gilbert. All that plus a review of the race for House control and what makes the Ad of the Week tick on the Horse Race with Henry Olsen.
Henry Olsen
Craig Gilbert
Karlyn Bowman
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Schiff of fools? I was thinking more like lying sack of Schiff.
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The best podcast I've ever heard! Can you do daily updates?
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It's a bit rich to hear the criticism that President Trump relies too much on sketchy people from New York he knew from the old days.
The swamp creatures with all the fancy degrees and years of experience have cut him out and refused to serve in this administration.
My initial reaction doesn't meet the Code of Conduct, so let me say instead: "They should have tried flowers."
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Very interesting podcast. I look forward to following it this year.
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I listened to this podcast based on the recommendations from @audreyadvocacyinkcom and @Chris. I also enjoyed it except for, what I felt, was the over reliance on polls and looking at pollling data. For instance, I would have been interested to hear from Craig Gilbert about what he thinks about the impeachment and what the Democrats tried to do to conservatives/Republicans in Wisconsin. Were these similar or different attempts to override the vote of the people? I would only take a few moments, if that, to review polls.
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