Clusterf*cked
Roger KingLiberals are too clustered in major cities, mainly in blue states. This is why Hillary Clinton can get 3 million more votes and still lose the election. Progressives and liberals are not spread out enough across the country in large enough numbers to win more elections. What can liberals and progressives do to turn more of the map blue? The short answer is…MOVE! In this podcast, we talk to people ... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In an abbreviated special episode, Host Roger King gives his thoughts on a very disappointing Presidential election result for Democrats and addresses some of the theories as to what happened.
Through his early vote tracker, University of Florida Political Science Professor Michael McDonald tracks and analyzes the early vote data for all 50 states.
He and Roger discuss what we are seeing in the early vote, particularly in the swing state... more
Natalie Jackson has been a professional pollster for 20 years. She and Roger have a calm & rational discussion about the actual status of the Presidential election race, the problems with polling alternative Dem nominees to Biden, whether Trump's po... more
Steve Schale ran President Obama's two Florida victory campaigns and he knows Florida politics inside and out. He and Roger discuss whether Florida is in play for the Biden campaign, how Democrats can reassemble the Obama coalition, the Florida Sena... more
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- Noooooo!
I am a Floridan of almost 30 years (so basically my whole life) and I don’t want more liberals than we already have. They move here and then they screw up the property taxes and they bring with them their crazy liberal ideas that we have avoided and mess up the perfect paradise. Why did they even bother moving away from places like New York and other similar places if all they want to do is turn us into the places they just left???? Where is the sense in that? Leave us alone and stop traveling h... more
Apple Podcasts2Cubone&NatutrainerLannisterfan
United States5 years ago - Great podcast - interesting guests
Love to hear from voices that don’t get a lot of mainstream coverage. Found this pod by happenstance and I’m so glad I did! Keep it up!
Apple Podcasts5ConneroUnited States6 years ago - Professional and informative
Great selection of quests and great production value. Would recommend to anyone interested in current state of US politics!
Apple Podcasts5IvanMirkoS
Canada6 years ago - OUTSTANDING!
Roger cuts to the chase immediately ---and what a chase he presents!
Awesome content. Obviously well-researched. Great guests!
I'll now be a regular, subscribed Cluster'd listener.
--Brad Giffen
Apple Podcasts5Brad GiffenCanada6 years ago
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