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Rich Lowry

Editor of National Review. Author of "The Case for Nationalism: How It Made Us Powerful, United, and Free."

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Beyond the Polls, 2 episodesBeyond the Polls2 episodesBeyond the Polls•2 episodes

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Feb 292024
February 29, 2024Beyond the Polls
Beyond the PollsRicochet•February 29, 2024

The Conservative Movement Moves On

Those hoping for a sign that a 2020 presidential rematch could be averted will be disappointed by Tuesday's primaries in the Wolverine State. National Review's Rich Lowry joins to explore what Donald Trump's grip on the GOP means for the future of conservatism. Plus, Henry takes a look at the effectiveness of the Michigan Democratic Party's "Uncommitted" pressure campaign against Joe Biden.

Hosted by Henry Olsen

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March 2020

Mar 182020
March 18, 2020Beyond the Polls
Beyond the PollsRicochet•March 18, 2020

Sick, Sad World

Biden’s up, the market’s down, and all is definitely not well in America. This week’s podcast looks forward to November’s general election to discuss what this all means for the President as he grapples with a crisis of immense proportion with The Cook Political Report’s Amy Walter and National Review’s Rich Lowry. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Greg Bluestein joins the show to talk about how the Peach State is ground zero for control of the House and Senate as well as a pivotal state in the presidential contest. And we skip over the border to look in on former Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ comeback attempt in the Alabama Senate race for the new Ad of the Week. The best political analysis from the best political analysts: only on The Horse Race!

Hosted by Henry Olsen

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