The Lincoln Project
The Lincoln ProjectTrump may be gone but American politics is still in crisis. The Lincoln Project has sparked a nationwide movement to restore our democracy. This podcast is hosted by co-founder Reed Galen and he is regularly joined by our political experts and guests that helped defeat Trump and continue the mission to stamp out Trumpism and the seditionists who backed him. The podcast discusses today’s political challenges, our vision for the future and how all Americans can be part of our pro-democracy movement.
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- Zero Credibility
Reed and Co have become a joke. I’m embarrassed for this group of tools.
Apple Podcasts1CoalBanger
United States16 days ago - Elise Jordan
Great conversation with Elise. GOP is horrible and anti-authoritarian. It is unfortunate the progressives do not care and live in their own bubbles. The fact that someone in the progressive caucus did a response to Biden’s SOTU was performative and unhelpful, to put it mildly.
Apple Podcasts5THF SeattleUnited Statesa month ago great podcast.
Castboxa month agoGerry Massey- What to do
This has nothing to do with your wonderful podcast. I just had to tell someone about this. I live in Brazoria Co Tx. I put a Beto sign on out fence line this morning This afternoon I got a visit from a neighbor who told me that they were vandalized after putting a sign like mine up. What can I do about this.
Apple Podcasts5ThatisvaliantUnited Statesa month ago - Created the situation we’re in but now don’t like it
These guys all worked assiduously over decades (and were highly compensated) to create a dysfunctional political reality that rewarded violent and anti-democratic tendencies on the right. But NOW it’s gone too far and they, personally, have some misgivings, as democracy in the United States burns down around us. Do they want us to thank them for finally recognizing how wrong they were?
Apple Podcasts1Beserker9289United Statesa month ago
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