Henry interviews Professor Richard Born who teaches political science at Vassar College and is an expert on congressional elections. They talk about the Supreme Court controversy, competitive Senate races this election cycle, how Republicans have maintained majorities through gerrymandering and other tactics, voter demographics, as well as what the political spectrum will look like depending on who wins Tuesday. Take a listen, rate and review our podcast, and vote.

Henry, Griffin, Jack, and Adam with less than 10 days until the election talk about the final presidential debate which was surprisingly not very eventful as Joe Biden and Donald Trump had their last pitches to the voters. They talk about the different messages and strategies from both sides as the election nears ever closer and what needs to happen in the next 10 days in terms of the presidential election, and senate races. Rate and review our podcast, but more importantly vote!

Henry, Griffin, and Jack begin their run-up to the 2020 election by talking about the state of the presidential race as Joe Biden leads President Trump by significant amounts in major swing states, they analyze why his lead is so much more massive than it was four years ago for the Democrats, and the most likely path to victory for him. They later discuss the VP Debate which was an interesting, intellectual affair between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence. Finally, they talk about the most competitive Senate races, make predictions, and answer listener questions.

Henry, Jack, and Adam talk about the first presidential debate, which consisted of Donald Trump not letting Joe Biden finish a sentence, refusing to condemn white supremacy, attacking people who struggle with drug addictions and more! Also that same guy tests positive for COVID-19, and we’ll talk about that! Rate and review us please!

Henry, Griffin, and Jack with one of the biggest Generation Elect episodes ever, talking about RBG’s death and Mitch McConnell’s stunning hypocrisy going back on his word and confirming the justice in an election year. They talk about the implications for the future in policy and what it means for the election coming up. Later, they preview the first Presidential Debate and rate and predict close Senate races.

In the start of Generation Elect Season 3, Henry, Griffin, and Jack talk about the state of the race now in September, with the mass protests impacting the race, and possible Trump gains in some states, while talking about Biden’s strategy for the path forward. They also talk about Trump’s shocking comments about the military and about COVID-19 to Bob Woodward, and finally they review the Markey vs Kennedy Senate race in which the veteran senator pulled out a surprising win.

Henry, Griffin, and Jack start off with a quick state of the 2020 race, talking about the electoral map and Senate races before they delve into the main topic, the Democratic convention last week. Over four nights, we saw Joe Biden give an amazing speech, interesting and inspiring videos, and the attempt for the Democratic Party to frame the messaging of what they want their candidacy to be. All that plus more is analyzed on the newest episode of Generation Elect!

Henry, Jack, and Griffin react to the news that Joe Biden has picked Senator Kamala Harris to be his Vice President and running mate, and what it means for a possible Biden administration, and for the rest of this race. They also preview next week’s Democratic National Convention, featuring everybody from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to John Kasich, and talk about Trump’s concerning defunding of the US Postal Service.

Henry, Griffin, and Jack discuss each of the contenders for Biden’s VP: Kamala, Rice, Whitmer, Lance Bottoms, Warren, and more, and give pros and cons for them. They also talk about the state of the race for the Senate, the huge debate over whether schools should open, and some recent primaries.

Henry interviews Professor Robert P. George, an esteemed conservative intellectual who teaches at Princeton about his view on the world, on things like how young people are inclined to solve political problems, and the issues in those methods. They talk about foreign religious freedom, what the future of conservatism looks like, and his perspective on the incredible shifting reality of politics right now.