Jim Kessler

Jim Kessler from Third Way discusses how Democrats are winning the war on crime under Biden, contrasting with Trump's failed approach. The podcast explores the significant increase in funding for public safety projects by congressional Democrats, highlighting their success in addressing the crime issue. Kessler emphasizes the importance of countering Trump's false narratives on crime and effectively communicating the Democrats' achievements in reducing crime rates.

Jim Kessler, former legislative director for Senator Schumer, discusses why some Democrats defected during the shutdown fight, revealing tensions within the party. Teresa Gaffney explains the FDA's decision to remove outdated warnings on menopause hormone therapies, shedding light on its implications for women's health. Meanwhile, Navy Lt. Terry A. Roberts reflects on his experiences as a Marine Corps chaplain, emphasizing the importance of support and leadership for young soldiers, especially on Veterans Day.

Jim Kessler, Executive Vice President for Policy at the Third Way think tank, dives into the challenges facing the Democratic Party. He critiques the Biden administration's handling of government funding and the party's disconnect with voters. Kessler discusses where Trump might falter and how issues like transgender athletes and young voter engagement impact Democrats. With a focus on pragmatism, he emphasizes the need for centrist strategies to regain trust and connect with the working class, all amidst shifting political dynamics.