Zee Cohen-Sanchez

Zee Cohen-Sanchez, Executive Director of National Ground Game and founder of the Unfuck America Tour, joins Jesse Adams, a Washington Examiner writer. They dissect Trump’s dwindling immigration support and public broadcasting funding cuts that could hinder future voices like Adams. The duo debates GOP border hawks' intentions and explores New York City's complex safety and immigration narratives. They also critique euphemisms around homelessness and discuss the implications of misinformation in today’s political landscape.

Zee Cohen-Sanchez, founder of Soul Strategy and a Bernie Sanders campaign veteran, discusses her initiative, 'Unfudge America,' aimed at countering conservative influence on campuses. She reveals the internal conflicts and performative politics that hindered the campaign's success. The conversation shifts to the Texas floods, linking climate change, geography, and systemic issues as critical factors. Zee also critiques the left's divisive nature in activism and the necessity of creating united strategies to boost voter engagement, particularly among young Democrats.

Zee Cohen-Sanchez, founder of National Ground Game and an organizer dedicated to mobilizing young voters, joins the conversation. They explore how conservative groups like Turning Point USA are eclipsing Democrats in engaging Generation Z. Topics include the appeal of influencers such as Charlie Kirk, the challenges of progressive infighting, and strategies to counter extremist voices. The discussion emphasizes the urgent need for effective outreach and the importance of youth engagement in shaping political movements today.