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Politics Politics Politics

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

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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House Republicans just returned from five weeks in their districts, and there’s already a rumor that they’re about to pull an “Abe Simpson” — walk into Washington, turn around, and leave again. They’ll vote on a Senate-approved stopgap funding bill t... more

The Iran war has reached the six-month mark, far beyond the quick victory Trump once promised. Pakistan says it’s still working on diplomacy to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Trump says he has no timetable for ending the conflict and insists the ... more

I’ve got a bad feeling about the South Carolina runoff for Darlene Graham. Lindsey Graham’s sister led the first round with roughly 32 percent but now faces Representative Ralph Norman. Trump encouraged her to run, endorsed her before she formally en... more

The midterms will definitively fall into one of three scenarios. Republicans began this Congress with a 220–215 House majority and hold the Senate 53–47. The environment is brutal for them: Trump’s approval is at 33 percent, 70 percent disapprove of ... more

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Recent Guests

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)
Jeff Maurer
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Episode: Happy Birthday America, You Absolute Classic. The Fate of the Democratic Party (with Jeff Maurer)
Maria Curi
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Axios
Episode: A Memorandum of Misunderstanding? Anthropic vs. the US Government, Round Two (with Maria Curi)
Bill Scher
Guest, political analyst and commentator
Washington Monthly
Episode: It's Time to Fix How California Counts Votes. Does Platner Still Have a Shot? (with Bill Scher)
Charlie Feldman
Author of Unparliamentary Tales from Canada's Colorful Parliamentary Past
University of Toronto Press / author
Episode: Is Platner Done? All the Antics of Canadian Parliament (with Evan Scrimshaw and Charlie Feldman)
Michael Tracey
Writer/Commentator
Independent journalist and commentator
Episode: Iran Proposal BREAKDOWN. Have We Reached the End of All Podcasts? (with Michael Tracey)
Chris Cillizza
Substack superstar and political commentator
Substack
Episode: The DNC Autopsy RISES! How Political Outsiders are Dominating the Midterms (with Chris Cillizza)
Katie Harbath
Former digital campaign operative, Facebook alum, author of Anchor Change newsletter
Anchor Change / Substack
Episode: Why Vance vs. Rubio 2028 Isn't Real! How AI Will Impact Midterms and Beyond (with Katie Harbath)
Evan Scrimshaw
Political betting expert
Episode: The Best (and Worst) Bets on Midterm Races (with Evan Scrimshaw)

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Justin Robert Young
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Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1k ratings
  • Don’t listen

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

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    Andcbii
    United States4 months ago
  • Good grief just state propaganda!

    Podcast Addict
    1
    jr
    6 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 States6 months ago
  • Normally love this podcast, but episodes guest was so horribly biased I couldn't listen to it.

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    cj67
    7 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.

Michigan Democratic Primary Preview! The State of the Democrats Post-Platner (with Bill Scher)
Q: Could the Platner episode inform how voters view candidates right now?
Yes, Platner shows how rapid, high-profile allegations can unravel a campaign that was previously positioned as electable, prompting parties to reassess vetting and the idea that any single candidate is indispensable.
Michigan Democratic Primary Preview! The State of the Democrats Post-Platner (with Bill Scher)
Q: What does this Michigan primary tell us about the current Democratic coalitions?
It highlights a real test of the establishment versus progressive blocs, with Stevens relying on older, Black, and suburban women voters, while El-Sayed mobilizes younger, college-educated, and progressive voters; the outcome may redefine which coalition is dominant in future elections.
Donald Trump's Primetime Election Fraud Gambit. The Rise of Gray Money (with Dave Levinthal)
Q: What is gray money and how does it differ from dark money?
Dave Levinthal explains gray money as funds that can be traced to some sources but originate from opaque channels, often through non-profits that donate to super PACs, creating a lack of transparency about ultimate donors.
JEFFRIES vs. MAMDANI! NY-12 Heats Up the House! Digging Into the Anthropic Debacle (with Andrew Mayne)
Q: What is the current state of Anthropic's export controls and how does that shape the AI landscape?
Anthropic is navigating tightened export controls with debate over how their models Mythos and Fable are accessed internationally, while industry and government stakeholders push for clearer governance and safer deployment practices; the outcome will influence industry movement and regulatory expectations.
Is Our Iran Deal Groundhog Day Almost Over? Platner, LA's Mayor, and More (with Karol Markowicz)
Q: There was a certain kind of social media presence circa 2015, 2016 that posited an echo of Hitler's rise in today's politics. Where do you think that line sits in relation to the modern discussion around antisemitism and political discourse?
Karol argues that while such comparisons are historically loaded and alarmist, contemporary discourse has allowed antisemitic tropes to reemerge in different forms, making it crucial to call out and challenge these patterns rather than normalize them.

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A savvy, data-driven political analysis show that emphasizes ranking candidates, tracking polling, and dissecting campaign mechanics with a sharp, independent voice. Episodes routinely blend tactical forecasting, coalition dynamics, and media criticism, often featuring guests who provide policy, technological, or insider reporting perspectives. Noteworthy is the host's knack for turning complex political strategy into accessible, often brisk conversations, plus frequent forays into media and AI policy as it intersects with elections. The format tends to balance on-the-ground race analysis with broader trends, making it useful for listeners who want clear takeaways on who's likely to win and why, without partisan boilerplate.

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