

303: The Comeback Begins with MI State Senator Mallory McMorrow
Apr 3, 2025
Mallory McMorrow, a Michigan State Senator and U.S. Senate candidate, gains attention for her bold stance against far-right politics. She dives into the longing of voters for a reconnection with the American dream, emphasizing the pivotal role of women in the Democratic coalition. Discussing the urgent issues that can sway future elections, from gun violence prevention to reproductive rights, McMorrow envisions a party ready to tackle both current challenges and a post-Trump political landscape.
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Wisconsin Win
- Democrats won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race by a landslide, despite Trump's endorsement and Musk's $25 million investment.
- Turnout significantly increased compared to the previous election, signaling energized swing-state voters.
Trump's Perceived Strength
- Trump's initial projection of strength and dominance made voters perceive him as responsible for everything.
- This perception benefited Democrats, as voters attributed both positive and negative outcomes to Trump.
2024 Primary
- President Obama wanted a contested primary in 2024 after Biden dropped out.
- However, Harris was instructed not to differ from Biden on policy, limiting her competitiveness.