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Politics Politics Politics

Justin Robert Young
Donald Trump
Democratic Party
Iran
Kamala Harris
Republican Party
Government Shutdown
Trump Administration
2024 Election
Midterm Elections
Joe Biden
Congress
Tariffs
Ukraine
Texas
Artificial Intelligence
Charlie Kirk
Graham Platner
Russia
Elon Musk
Jeffrey Epstein

Unbiased political analysis the way you wish still existed. Justin Robert Young isn't here to tell you what to think, he's here to tell you who is going to win and why. www.politicspoliticspolitics.com

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For my money, the most accurate television depiction of politics isn’t House of Cards — villainous, murky, lethal — or The West Wing — quippy, nerdy, idealistic. It’s Veep: mistake-prone, profane egos slapping lewdly against each other while supplica... more

I’m struggling to find anything that dissuades me from a position I think is probably too aggressive: Democrats are going to ransack. They’re going to pillage. They’re going to take things that aren’t usually theirs. The polling, the energy, and the ... more

When it comes to the war in Iran, my supposition is that the economic negativity driving the country — and creating an environment where Democrats could do very well in the midterms — is entirely about one thing: the price of gas. The war is incredib... more

The Republican Governors Association is already throwing downfield in Ohio. During the Ohio State–Texas game, it aired an ad attacking Amy Acton over a 2019 family dispute in which Acton’s daughter called 911, both adults acknowledged drinking, and A... more

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Recent Guests

Tim Ryan
20-year congressman from Ohio, former presidential candidate
Former U.S. Representative (Ohio)
Episode: Ohio Governor Ads Get Spicy! Crypto, Congress, and Campaigning for President (with Tim Ryan)
Katherine Dee
Writer and commentator on internet culture and politics
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Episode: Why Trump’s $5,000 Check Won’t Happen. How the Internet Mixed Politics with Fandom (with Katherine Dee)
Riley Blanton
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Watchtower Intel
Episode: Will the GOP Leave DC Already? What You Should Be Watching For in Iran (with Riley Blanton)
Eric Geller
Senior Reporter at Cyber Security Dive
Cyber Security Dive
Episode: Is Darlene Graham Already Done in South Carolina? US Hackers vs. Foreign Gangs (with Eric Geller)
Brian Brushwood
Co-host and guest, Texan commentator on tech and media
The Modern Rogue / World's Greatest Con / Great Night (as applicable)
Episode: Florida Races Explained! Why Paxton vs. Talarico is Really Dallas vs. Austin (with Brian Brushwood)
Abdul El-Sayed
Political figure referenced as Michigan winner in hypothetical scenario
Democratic politician (Michigan context)
Episode: Progressives Scrape By in Michigan. Crowning a Way-Too-Early 2028 Champ (with Evan Scrimshaw)
Josh Jennings
Guest, commentator on right-wing media
Media figure focused on conservative media ecosystems
Episode: Something Big is Happening in Iran. The Dumbest Right-Wing Media Outrage Ever (with Josh Jennings)
Maria Curi
Axios tech writer
Axios
Episode: A Memorandum of Misunderstanding? Anthropic vs. the US Government, Round Two (with Maria Curi)
Karol Markowicz
Guest, political commentator and writer
The Karol Markowicz Show / writings
Episode: Is Our Iran Deal Groundhog Day Almost Over? Platner, LA's Mayor, and More (with Karol Markowicz)

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Justin Robert Young
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Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Don’t listen

    Worst podcast ever 5/5 stars. I wish I had a 6th star

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    Andcbii
    United States5 months ago
  • Good grief just state propaganda!

    Podcast Addict
    1
    jr
    7 months ago
  • Disingenuous with Audience

    Repeatedly bends the truth to defend Repub corruption and scandal. Has the gall to declare himself “non-partisan”, it’s hella gross. Enjoy him, MAGA reprobates, there isn’t much else here.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ks ducnwn
    United States7 months ago
  • Normally love this podcast, but episodes guest was so horribly biased I couldn't listen to it.

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    cj67
    8 months ago
  • Wow.

    You really just said that “at a minimum” it was Renee Good’s fault for getting shot in the face.

    Nauseating.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    pilcrow
    United States8 months ago

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Is Iran Making Trump Into Jimmy Carter? Making Sense of Talarico’s Texas Pivots (with Michael Cohen)
Q: What is your scenario that you believe is the most likely right now?
Win in name only, meaning one side wins enough to claim a victory without broad sweeping control, leading to a fragile, contested mandate.
Is Trump Out of Ideas? How Election Fundamentals Will Impact the Midterms (with Gabe Fleisher)
Q: What fundamentals are you paying attention to for these midterms?
Gabe emphasizes money as an influential but not determinative factor, notes the importance of polling signals, and highlights that the war in Iran and broader economic anxieties are shaping battlegrounds, with Democrats currently benefiting from those dynamics.
Will the GOP Leave DC Already? What You Should Be Watching For in Iran (with Riley Blanton)
Q: How is the Iran situation influencing domestic discussions and markets?
Blanton notes a shift in how sanctions and oil market developments are perceived, with public discourse focusing on leadership dynamics, proxy power, and economic signals rather than purely military moves.
Will the GOP Leave DC Already? What You Should Be Watching For in Iran (with Riley Blanton)
Q: What's driving the push to go back to districts instead of staying in DC?
Leadership fears a red flag if they don't stay coordinated in DC, but members are eager to campaign and press the flesh for reelection, creating a tension between governing and electoral schedules.
Why It’s So Hard to Make Sense of These Midterms (with Chris Cillizza)
Q: What are the three scenarios you think are most likely for the midterms?
The host outlines three scenarios: Republicans holding the House and Senate is the best case; Democrats win the House but fall short of a Senate majority, creating a minority-House, constrained-Senate situation; and a “My Blue Heaven” scenario where Democrats win the Senate and gain a sizable House majority, which the guest sees as the most likely among the options discussed.

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