The NPR Politics Podcast NPR Politics Live From Chicago: The Road To 2020
Jan 11, 2020
The discussion dives deep into the dynamics of the 2020 election, highlighting Joe Biden's appeal among African Americans and the surge of Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Pete Buttigieg. The impact of Trump's impeachment on his campaign and the challenges for senators running for president are also explored. Voter sentiment and changes in Howard County's political landscape reflect broader trends in the Democratic primary. Plus, cultural commentary highlighting the humorous side of political scrutiny, including insights on candidates' personal lives, makes for an engaging mix.
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Trump's Impeachment
- Donald Trump is the only impeached president running for reelection.
- This rallies his base, but it might not sway swing voters.
Impeachment Comparison
- Public support for Trump's impeachment is higher than it was for Clinton's.
- Trump's approval rating remains lower than Clinton's post-acquittal.
Iowa Voters
- Asma Khalid visited Howard County, Iowa, a county that flipped from Obama to Trump.
- Voters dislike Trump's rhetoric but acknowledge the strong economy.