Jennifer Welch

Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan, co-hosts of the I've Had It podcast, share their journey as progressive women in deeply conservative Oklahoma. They discuss the power of ridicule against authoritarianism and the need for a larger Democratic ‘tent’. The duo shares their thoughts on Trump’s backlash, the fallout from Epstein’s story, and urges Democrats to engage younger voices to confront MAGA policies affecting education and women’s rights. Their candid perspectives shed light on the changing political landscape in red states.

Jennifer Welch, host of the podcast I've Had It, shares her perspectives on how Republican state policies, especially in Oklahoma, have negatively impacted education and social services. She discusses the celebration of political villains and how the GOP's messaging has shifted from immigration concerns to crime. Lisa Graves, former chief counsel of the Senate Judiciary Committee and author of Without Precedent, reveals how the Roberts Court has undermined constitutional rights, including its involvement in partisan gerrymandering and executive overreach.

Dr. Mohamed Mustafa, an Australian emergency physician and advocate for building a children's hospital in Gaza, shares harrowing insights from his medical missions amidst ongoing conflict. He highlights the dire lack of medical supplies and the underreported casualty toll in Gaza. Meanwhile, Jennifer Welch, an interior designer and co-host of the I've Had It podcast, explores what it means to be progressive in Oklahoma, analyzing the influence of megachurch culture on political mobilization. Together, they deliver a blend of humanitarian urgency and cultural critique.