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Trump Has Not Turned Americans Against Immigrants: A Conversation with Greg Sargent
The administration’s cruelty has deeply disturbed the country, opening the door for reforms with more legal pathways
Jun 22
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Shikha Dalmia
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58:01
The Trump Administration's Anti-Foreigner Animus Is a Betrayal of the World Cup—the Most Cosmopolitan Sport on Earth
Its visa and deportation policies have cast a pall on the game, but fans are finding ways to watch and celebrate despite the fear
Jun 14
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Berny Belvedere
13
4
48:43
The Disarray of Protestant Churches Is Bad News for American Liberal Democracy: A Conversation with Raymond R. Roberts
It has led to MAGA idolatry on the one hand and shallow do-goodism on the other
May 31
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Berny Belvedere
14
1
6
49:07
A Bloated Executive and a Starved Congress Is a Bad Combination: A Conversation with Kevin Kosar
It distorts our scheme of checks and balances and undermines our ability to self-govern
May 18
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Andy Craig
16
9
29:16
Where Will the GOP—and Where Should Democrats—Go After Trump: A Conversation with Jamelle Bouie
The New York Times columnist offers his thoughts on the great MAGA crackup and the rightward shift of centrist Democrats
Apr 27
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Shikha Dalmia
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5
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1:02:47
Trump Proved to be Unimaginably Bad for the Free Market Cause: A Conversation with Veronique de Rugy
Watch now (51 mins) | He has done things that Bernie Sanders would never have dared and opened the door to radical leftist interventions
Apr 19
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Shikha Dalmia
28
9
10
50:30
The Case for Impeaching Trump Even if He's Not Convicted: A Conversation with Bill Kristol
Watch now | With the internal guardrails collapsing as Trump becomes more dangerously erratic, it is vital to activate this key constitutional check
Apr 12
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Andy Craig
53
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47:07
A Government Limited by the People Was Hard Won But Easily Lost: A Conversation with Robert Black
The philosophical origins of limited government were in Europe but they reached full fruition in America
Apr 5
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Samantha Hancox-Li
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4
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Not All Trump Voters Love Him but They Regard the Other Side as Out of Touch with Them: A Conversation with Jason Mangone
Identifying opportunities to win them over requires understanding them as they understand themselves
Mar 29
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Thomas Shull
33
7
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1:08:42
Manosphere Men Want a Society That Loves Them For Their Vices: A Conversation With Toby Buckle
They have created narratives about true masculinity that have never existed
Mar 15
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Aaron Ross Powell
28
22
10
55:02
Americans Have Never Had Less Recourse for the US Government Violating Rights: A Conversation With Steve Vladeck
Accountability under both state and federal law faces high hurdles, but Congress could fix that
Mar 6
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Andy Craig
32
1
14
31:56
How the Right and the Left Converged Against Capitalism: A Conversation With John Cassidy
More people sour on this system with every technological disruption and economic crisis even though no one sees socialism as a viable alternative
Feb 17
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Berny Belvedere
15
6
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54:14
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