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Donald Trump, fuming over the midterms, just unleashed a new series of crazed Truth Social Posts. He again threatened to prosecute Democrats. He raged that Republicans only lost because they failed to pass voter suppression. And critically, he bizarr... more
There’s a lot to be happy about in the last elections - and, for once, Norm is hopeful. But the criminality of the current regime still remains, and Democrats need to unite around a message if we want to continue riding this wave to wash Donald Trump... more
On the DSR Daily for Thursday, we discuss the resignation of Jensen Huang amid a growing scandal, Scott Colom becoming Mississippi's first black senator in 146 years, Trump backtracking on peace efforts with Iran, and more.
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During his now-infamous interview with CBS News, Donald Trump admitted that he hates his foes with so much fury that he wouldn’t even forgive them in order to get into Heaven. “I do hate some of my enemies,” he said, “and I always will.” Trump’s expr... more
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Great shows on this network. I love how they call out dems and left media who aren’t meeting the moment. Love the dynamic with David, Minnah, and Riley.
Former subscriber and still a listener for the podcast with David and the grownups. Left because I do not like Substack and Riley could not engineer ad free on Apple. Will probably unplug.
I’m a self appointed representative of the rest of the world. There can be no healing for humanity until Trump/MAGA are gone, gone, gone for good.
There was mention of the recusal of Alito in the upcoming oil companies case. You seem so ready to give credit to Alito for doing the right thing, while acknowledging that this should happen much more often, when conflicts seem apparent. I believe that Alito knows that his vote will not be needed, and that the outcome of the case is already baked in. I predict a 5-3 vote. Alito would not recuse, if his vote were needed for the oil companies.
It has occurred to me that Trump’s aggressive trade policies against Canada may end up being a reason for his administration to allege voting irregularities where Dominion Voting Systems.
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A fast-paced political-technology analysis show that blends sharp policy critique with data-driven talking points. Episodes frequently cover AI geopolitics, U.S. foreign and defense policy, and domestic political dynamics, often weighing inflation, polling, and messaging against strategic outcomes. Notable strengths include multi-guest discussions with policy experts and journalists, a willingness to challenge conventional narratives, and a candid, opinionated style that favors thorough sourcing and timely insights. The show's format and guest roster suggest it's well-suited for listeners who want smart, cross-cutting analysis of how technology, international relations, and domestic politics intersect—and for brands seeking politically enga... more
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