Stephanie Slade, a contributing editor at Reason magazine with expertise in political polling, joins the discussion on the nuances of the upcoming presidential election. She delves into the reliability of polling data and the political polarization shaping voter behavior. The conversation highlights evolving demographics, the moral implications of fusionism in modern conservatism, and the divide between urban professionals and blue-collar workers. A critique of both Trump and Democratic strategies sheds light on the cultural dynamics influencing the electorate.

Dan Hugger, Anthony Bradley, and Stephanie Slade from Reason magazine discuss the attempted assassination of former President Trump and the National Conservatism Conference. They reflect on political violence, divisive rhetoric, Hindutva, national libertarianism, and challenging protected classes in political expression. The podcast provides insights into the conference highlights and disappointments, including discussions on Christianity's role in the conservative movement.

Stephanie Slade from Reason magazine discusses how changing voter alignments impact libertarian ideas. Topics include voter attitudes towards trade, minority voters, and the influence of education levels on political affiliations. The podcast also explores the shifting landscape of political ideologies and the role of the Libertarian Party in future elections.

In a special bonus Reason Roundtable podcast, Reason's very own Floridians Peter Suderman, Stephanie Slade, Zach Weissmueller, and C.J. Ciaramella discuss stories specific to the Sunshine State culled from the upcoming Florida-themed issue of the magazine. Topics include the origins of the infamous "Florida Man," monkeys with herpes, the colorful history of Key West, and alligator knowledge. 09:30—The Villages, a unique retirement community 21:44—Origins of the "Florida Man" meme 41:00—Key West, the Conch Republic 39:50—The Bushwacker cocktail 44:54—Favorite weird Florida stories Mentioned in this podcast: "The Villages Is America's Boomer Boomtown," by Zach Weissmueller "Monkey Herpes, Face Eating, and the Pork Chop Gang: How Public Records Laws Created the Florida Man," by C.J. Ciaramella "Long Live the Conch Republic," by Stephanie Slade "How the Bushwacker Cocktail Migrated to Florida," by Peter Suderman "Florida vs. California," by Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman Send your questions to roundtable@reason.com. Be sure to include your social media handle and the correct pronunciation of your name. Audio production by Ian Keyser; assistant production by Hunt Beaty. Music: "Angeline," by The Brothers SteveThe post A Bonus <I>Reason Roundtable</I> Featuring Four 'Florida Men' of Our Own appeared first on Reason.com.

Stephanie Slade, senior editor at Reason, joins Jonah Goldberg to criticize Patrick Deneen's post-liberal vision for American society and the political right. They discuss the state of Catholicism, the Dobbs decision, and the divisive topic of immigration. They also analyze the rise of the 'new right' and its lack of intellectual depth, emphasizing the need for attention and action.