Exploring Contradictions in a Tweet about Election Interference

This week, guest host Dan Hugger is joined by Dylan Pahman and Emily Zanotti to discuss the Georgia election racketeering prosecution of former President Donald Trump. What is this case actually about, and how does it differ from the other Trump indictments? Are mug shots exploitative? Why did President Trump choose this moment to break his long Twitter silence?

Then the panel examines last week’s Republican presidential debate. Have we leaned anything new about the candidates? How do we best think about the place of debates in our national life? Is Twitter/X the future of presidential politics?

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Donald Trump says Georgia arrest and mugshot are a ‘travesty of justice’ | Telegraph.co.uk

Georgia election racketeering prosecution | Wikipedia

First Republican Presidential Debate Draws 12.8 Million Viewers | New York Times

Trump’s Interview with Tucker Carlson Has More Than 150 Million ‘Views’ on X—Here’s Why That’s Misleading | Forbes.com

Trump support grows among college-educated as primary foes fail to lock up group | Washington Examiner

Nikki Haley turned Republican rumble into campaign momentum: Polls | Washington Examiner

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photo credit: Fulton County Sheriff's Office via AP