Sarah Longwell, a political strategist and author renowned for her insights on American politics, joins the discussion. The conversation dives into the ramifications of Trump’s recent speech and voters’ primary concerns about the economy. They dissect the turbulent market reactions to political decisions, the threat to Social Security from government chaos, and how Democratic infighting affects their messaging. The complexities surrounding public views on Elon Musk also get a spotlight, illustrating the tension between wealth, technology, and politics.

Sarah Longwell, a political analysis expert and publisher at The Bulwark, joins Patrick Gaspard, former U.S. ambassador to South Africa and senior fellow at CAP. They dissect Trump’s press conference with Macron, exploring the evolving U.S. views on foreign policy amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The duo analyzes Trump's influence on public sentiment, the complex relationship between tech figures like Elon Musk and politics, and the Republican Party's challenges in navigating the current political landscape. Expect sharp insights and witty commentary!

Join Sarah Longwell, publisher of The Bulwark and host of The Focus Group podcast, as she dives into voter reactions to Trump's early presidency. Fresh from his reelection, many are surprisingly pleased he’s taking action. Longwell offers sharp insights on how former Democratic voters are shifting their views amidst contentious issues like immigration and foreign policy. She also critiques Democratic messaging strategies and underscores the complexities of public sentiment, especially concerning personal impacts of policies.

Sarah Longwell, pollster, and Tim Miller, ex-Republican strategist, dissect the minds of ex-Trump voters considering Biden. Topics include persuading voters, legal challenges' impact, media biases, and engaging in respectful political discussions.

Sarah Longwell, Publisher of the Bulwark, and Jonathan V. Last, its Editor, dive into the recent election results, revealing a disenchanted voter base dissatisfied with mainstream politicians. They discuss the shortcomings of Biden’s campaign messaging and how demagoguery resonates more than infrastructure bills. The duo reflects on the shifting political landscape and the urgency of protecting democracy. They also touch on the effects of Trump’s influence and the need for authentic outreach to voters amid rising dissatisfaction.

Jon chats with Sarah Longwell, a seasoned pollster who analyzes swing voter reactions, about Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. They dive into undecided voters' feelings following Biden's withdrawal, the impact of social media, and the intricate perceptions surrounding Harris’ identity. Voter concerns over Harris's viability against Trump and the necessity for a hopeful campaign message are explored, alongside the importance of authenticity in political discourse to engage key demographics.

Join political commentators Sarah Longwell and Tim Miller as they dive into the lively debate on whether you must take sides in politics. Longwell, the insightful publisher of The Bulwark, and Miller, a former RNC spokesman, tackle the complexities of political identity and the rise of independent voters. They explore the failures of major parties, the necessity of individual principles, and the challenges of navigating political engagement today. With humor and a touch of playful competition, they encourage a critical look at how we relate to today's political landscape.

Anita Dunn, a former senior advisor to President Biden, and Jason Miller, a senior advisor to Donald Trump, dive into the contentious landscape of the 2024 elections. Kevin McCarthy discusses the Republican Party's strategy while Van Jones analyzes the Democrats' performance. Kellyanne Conway shares insights on Trump's campaign tactics, and Alexis McGill Johnson reflects on reproductive rights implications. The conversation highlights the disconnect between political elites and voters, media dynamics, and the evolving roles shaping the future of U.S. politics.

Republican strategist Sarah Longwell discusses persuading Republican voters to switch from Trump to Biden, analyzing the impact of Trump's felony conviction. Insights into messaging tactics, targeting disillusioned GOP voters, and Biden's campaign strategy to win swing states and undecided voters.

Political strategist Sarah Longwell discusses Trump's financial challenges, selling bibles for legal expenses, and targeting Nikki Haley voters. Lis Smith talks about Robert F. Kennedy's VP pick and countering third-party threats. The podcast explores Biden's economic messaging, Trump's merchandising ventures, campaign fundraising impact, and building an anti-Trump coalition. It also touches on swing voters, women's history month celebrations, and the controversy surrounding the VP selection process.