
Join Amy Walter, the celebrated editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report, every other Tuesday, for conversations on the surprising — and often odd — times we live in. Amy brings her smart and sought-after insights on politics to a podcast that covers a range of subjects. What makes this moment interesting, unpredictable, and surprising? Amy will talk to people who live and breathe politics (li... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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One week from today, voters in New Jersey and Virginia will go to the polls. These are state and not federal elections. But they can serve as bellwethers for the upcoming midterm election next year.
Topics that resonate in a purple state like Virgi... more
It's safe to say Democrats are going through something of an identity crisis at the moment. They have no clear leaders, no driving issues, and no real power in Washington. And that makes the current government shutdown an interesting test case for De... more
We're about eight months into Donald Trump's second term, a victory driven in large part due to voter frustration with the economy and their belief that he would help get inflation down. So what does the economic picture look like today? That's not a... more
We took a late summer break, but we're back with a new slate of really great interviews!
When we started this year, redistricting was not something we thought would be driving our politics this cycle.
But, of course, that's no longer the case wit... more
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Amy and her guests teach me so much about political realities in our giant, diverse country.
Amy is incredibly insightful and interesting. This is a must podcast for all political junkies.
Amy and team have a great perspective!
Hard to be unbiased when your podcast is left wing activism. Please start telling the truth instead of pretending to be unbiased.
I’ve heard Amy on some of the other podcasts I listen to but somehow didn’t realize she had her own podcast until I heard her on Sarah Longwell’s ‘The Focus Group’’.
Anything Sarah is involved with is a must listen for me — a lifelong, oft disappointed Dem who is always looking to listen in on intelligent conversation with others with whom I may have policy disagreements with but respect (still a Dem, but I’ve had my mind changed on some policy issues).
Now anything with Amy’s hand in it is on... more
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Conversations focus on the intricacies and unpredictability of contemporary political landscapes, with insights drawn from a variety of perspectives. Episodes feature discussions on pivotal political events, election dynamics, voter behavior, and significant legislative movements, often with expert guests from various political and media backgrounds. The engaging dialogue aims to unpack complex political topics, making them accessible and relatable to listeners, alongside the insightful commentary of the host who is well-regarded in the political reporting field.
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