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Politics Politics Politics

Justin Robert Young
Donald Trump
Democratic Party
Iran
Government Shutdown
Republican Party
Trump Administration
Midterm Elections
Joe Biden
Kamala Harris
2024 Election
Texas
Tariffs
Ukraine
Artificial Intelligence
Congress
Charlie Kirk
Graham Platner
2026 United States Midterm Elections
Russia
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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As Trump and the Republicans try to take stock of their midterm losses, Hakeem Jeffries is asking House Democrats to elect him speaker. His proposed first 100 days include reversing the Medicaid cuts, restoring food-assistance funding, extending the ... more

(This episode is the final chunk of a four-hour election night livestream.)

This is a blue tsunami — an absolute wipeout of Republican power in the House and Senate. When Talarico is winning Texas by 20 points, Democrats are leading in Kansas and So... more

I defy anybody to feel like they have an accurate read on the vibes going into these midterms.

The polls look electric for Democrats, even if there’s a general belief that they’re overrepresenting Democratic support. Republicans seem depressed as th... more

I’ve talked to a lot of really intelligent, analytical people, left, right and center, and nobody believes Republicans will keep both the House and the Senate. It’s a silly scenario. Dismissed. That leaves two possibilities: “win in name only,” with ... more

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Recent Guests

Kirk Bado
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Episode: BLOWOUT: Why Trump and the Republicans Lost the Midterms (with Kirk Bado)
Jen Briney
Host of Congressional Dish and political commentator.
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Episode: MY BLUE HEAVEN! Dems Sweep Midterms (with Jen Briney and Brian Brushwood)
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Reese Gorman
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Episode: My FINAL Midterm Predictions: Blue Wave, or Blue Tsunami? (with Reese Gorman)
Evan Scrimshaw
Political writer and election analyst
Episode: The Midterm Map MADNESS to Beat Them All (with Evan Scrimshaw and Ryan Jakubowski)
Ryan Jakubowski
Political analyst and creator of Understand Politics
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Episode: The Midterm Map MADNESS to Beat Them All (with Evan Scrimshaw and Ryan Jakubowski)
Ed Tarnowski
Organizer of a pro-data-center party and author of The Compute Optimist
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Abby Turner
States and governors correspondent for National Journal
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Laurence Leamer
Author of books about the Kennedy family, including Ladies Man: The Careless Heart of John F. Kennedy
Episode: WILD Midterm Ads! Libertarian Votes and the Mistresses of JFK (with Andrew Heaton and Laurence Leamer)

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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 States6 months ago
  • Good grief just state propaganda!

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    jr
    8 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.

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    1
    ks ducnwn
    United States8 months ago
  • Normally love this podcast, but episodes guest was so horribly biased I couldn't listen to it.

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    cj67
    9 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
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    pilcrow
    United States10 months ago

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Guests and topics are seen as informative and timely with strong host pacing.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

MY BLUE HEAVEN! Dems Sweep Midterms (with Jen Briney and Brian Brushwood)
Q: Do you think Republicans in Congress will start voting to stop some of Trump's policies after this shellacking?
Justin says defections are more likely than before, particularly if Republicans rethink a coalition that just lost badly, but Trump's influence over their political future may still keep many in line.
BLOWOUT: Why Trump and the Republicans Lost the Midterms (with Kirk Bado)
Q: What changed? Why aren't we the polarized country that we thought?
Bado points to a combination of Trump's low approval, a poor economic outlook and economy, and voter frustration with the Iran war and the administration's overall performance.
MY BLUE HEAVEN! Dems Sweep Midterms (with Jen Briney and Brian Brushwood)
Q: What does the next two years look like for Democrats, and can they pass the laws they want?
The panel says Democrats can pass bills, but President Trump can veto them. Their practical legislative leverage is likely to come through government funding and defense authorization, while their broader challenge is to pursue achievable priorities rather than symbolic fights.
BLOWOUT: Why Trump and the Republicans Lost the Midterms (with Kirk Bado)
Q: Where is the comp for you?
Bado says the closest comparison is the 1974 midterm election after Watergate, when Democrats had a similar popular-vote advantage, though he considers the current result a historic defeat.
The Midterm Map MADNESS to Beat Them All (with Evan Scrimshaw and Ryan Jakubowski)
Q: Would you like to revise your three scenarios?
Evan Scrimshaw keeps his forecast of Democrats winning 52 Senate seats and 235 House seats. Ryan Jakubowski projects 51 Senate seats and 228 to 231 House seats for Democrats.

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