Mike Madrid

Stephanie Ruhle, host of MSNBC’s "The 11th Hour," joins Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief at the Washington Free Beacon, and Mike Madrid, co-founder of the Lincoln Project, to analyze the high-stakes showdown between Biden and Trump. They discuss pivotal polling dynamics, the impact of economic issues on voter sentiment, and the crucial need for each candidate to connect with independent voters. The trio also delves into how policy articulation and personal narratives will shape the electoral landscape as they prepare for the first debate.

Mike Madrid, a Republican political strategist and author of "The Latino Century," dives into the shifting landscape of Latino voting patterns. Once loyal to Democrats, many Latino voters are now leaning towards the GOP, driven by economic concerns and a search for broader identity. The conversation highlights potential new voting blocs that could reshape future elections. Madrid also touches on how recent events, like Olympic controversies, might influence public opinion and underscore the evolving nature of U.S. politics.

Mike Madrid, a senior advisor at the California Latino Economic Institute and author of "The Latino Century," joins the discussion on progressive economics. He dissects the concept of 'supply-side progressivism' inspired by Ezra Klein's book, emphasizing its implications for future governance. Madrid also analyzes the Trump administration's 'detox' approach to the economy and its chaotic implications. The conversation includes urgent topics like housing affordability, bridging political gaps for marginalized communities, and the complexities of the current economic landscape.

Abby Phillip, CNN anchor, and Isaac Arnsdorf, political reporter, join Kristen Soltis Anderson, a Republican pollster, and Mike Madrid, co-founder of the Lincoln Project, to discuss Trump's potential second term. They analyze the factors behind his electoral success, especially among Latino voters and the youth. The panel debates the role of social media in political engagement, the disconnect between Democrats and key voter demographics, and the implications of a shifting political landscape for the future of American democracy.

Mike Madrid, a seasoned political strategist, sheds light on the tumultuous current political climate. He discusses warning signs for Kamala Harris in Nevada and the potential collapse of the Blue Wall. Mike highlights the critical role of Latino voters and how immigration is reshaping election dynamics. He also reflects on the global trend of anti-incumbent sentiment and critiques the disconnect between political narratives and the economic realities for working-class Americans. A fascinating look into the evolving power struggle!

Mike Madrid, author of 'The Latino Century', discusses the rising influence of young Latino voters who lean conservative and support tougher border security. The podcast explores strategies for Democrats to engage this demographic and the impact on Trump's reelection. Tim Miller also shares personal adoption story in mega-mailbag segment.

Mike Madrid, Lincoln Project cofounder, and Ron Steslow discuss the dynamics of the current political cycle, the rise of populism, the impact of the Fairness Doctrine, the debate over Biden debating Trump, Trump's influence on the RNC, the Republican Party brand, authoritarian reactionary Christians, the loss of focus on community, and the threat of religious nationalism.

Joining the discussion are Hagar Chemali, a former UN spokesperson with a keen eye on geopolitics, and Mike Madrid, a senior advisor focused on Latino political dynamics. They dive into the implications of tariffs on Chinese imports and how these affect the U.S.-China tech landscape. The conversation highlights a revolutionary Chinese AI startup and its impact on global tech competition. They also explore immigration issues surfaced by the Laken Riley Act, revealing the shifting sands within Latino politics and the Democratic Party's challenges.

Political consultant Mike Madrid joins the podcast to discuss combating disinformation in campaigns. Topics include learnings from foreign campaigns, turning lies into branding opportunities, Supreme Court actions in Brazil, AI usage in campaigns, and the challenges of determining online lies.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Mike Madrid, a Republican consultant and Lincoln Project co-founder, analyzes the implications of the Jeffrey Goldberg Signal scandal on Trump’s administration and the Republican Party. He delves into the shifting Latino vote, revealing how third-generation Latinos are aligning more with conservative values, influenced by economic factors and identity. Madrid also shares insights on Trump’s strategies, the future of identity politics, and his vision of a Latinized America, painting a complex picture of the evolving political landscape.