Colby Itkowitz

Justin Jouvenal, a Supreme Court reporter for The Washington Post, and Colby Itkowitz, a Democracy reporter from the same publication, dive into President Trump's legal battles against the judiciary. They discuss the implications of Trump's defiance of court rulings and the constitutional crises that may arise from it. The conversation highlights how Trump's rhetoric shapes public perception and judicial actions, while also questioning the future of checks and balances if such confrontations persist. Insights into historical precedents add depth to this timely topic.

Aaron Blake and Colby Itkowitz from The Washington Post discuss Kamala Harris's campaign, GOP reactions, and the shift from Biden to Harris. They analyze polls, delegate selection, and potential nominees. The episode explores the impact of President Biden's decision on Harris's campaign and the GOP's evolving strategy.

Colby Itkowitz, a Democracy reporter for The Washington Post, unpacks the Republican Party's intricate legal battles over mail-in voting. She discusses how their efforts to disqualify these ballots may backfire and evidence suggests they actually benefit from mail-in voting. Itkowitz explores the contradictory stance within the GOP — promoting mail-in ballots while simultaneously trying to complicate the voting process. The conversation also highlights concerns over disenfranchisement and the implications of these strategies for upcoming elections.