Up First from NPR BONUS: "We, The Voters," an NPR Live Elections Event
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Oct 24, 2024 Madeleine Dean, a Democratic Congresswoman from Pennsylvania, and Byron Donalds, a Florida Republican Congressman, discuss the heated campaign environment in Pennsylvania. They delve into crucial topics like immigration and the economy, emphasizing the importance of character in political leadership. Insights on voter engagement highlight the role of late deciders in shaping election outcomes. The conversation also contrasts past presidential actions, urging voters to critically assess the effectiveness of both the Trump and Biden administrations.
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Late Deciders for Harris
- Madeline Dean believes late-deciding voters will choose Kamala Harris.
- She emphasizes Harris's detailed policies on homeownership, affordable housing, and small business support.
Fracking Concerns
- A Trump supporter in the fracking industry doubted Harris's support for fracking.
- He believed Democrats would impose more regulatory hurdles on his business.
Gas Prices vs. Decency
- Some voters prefer lower gas prices and Trump's style, expressed through a bumper sticker.
- Dean contrasts this with the current economy and a desire for decency in public discourse.