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"We always loved Joe Manchin!"

Jul 28, 2022

Heather McGhee, a policy expert and host of "The Sum of Us," shares her insights on the recent climate and tax deal from Joe Manchin, reigniting hope for Democrats. The conversation navigates the complexities of recent legislative victories and the importance of grassroots activism. McGhee emphasizes collective action against systemic inequalities in marginalized communities and underscores the need for effective political messaging. The discussion touches on the changing dynamics within the Republican Party and the significance of hope as midterms approach.

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Intro

6min

Navigating Legislative Challenges

13min

Navigating Political Strategy and Messaging in Today's Landscape

10min

Chaos and Strategy in Trump's Political Sphere

14min

Reclaiming Attention in a Clickbait Culture

2min

Voices of Hope: Activism and Solidarity

10min

Transformative Power of Relational Organizing

3min

Hope and Challenges Ahead of the Midterms

2min

Grassroots Activism and Sports Rivalry

4min

Democrats find a reason to believe again after Joe Manchin announces a surprise climate and tax deal. Donald Trump returns to DC as his support in the Republican party wanes. And Democratic strategist and author Heather McGhee joins the pod to talk about her new podcast "The Sum of Us" and why we should remain hopeful about the future of America.

Sunday marks 100 days out from Election Day which means we have 3 more months to go above and beyond ahead of November. We only need 1,800 more volunteer sign ups this week to hit our goal. Head to votesaveamerica.com/100days to be one of them.

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