By Dave Spencer, Carrie Sheffield
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In this engaging and thought-provoking episode, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield sit down with special guest Bill Walton, host of The Bill Walton Show and a key figure in planning the Trump economic policy in 2017. Bill brings his vast experience in economics and policy to the table as they dive deep into the recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
The episode kicks off with a fascinating discussion about the visual dynamics of the debate and Kamala Harris's stage presence compared to Trump's. Bill Walton shares insights into how different issues were emphasized by each candidate and evaluates their debate performances from multiple angles.
As the conversation progresses, the trio delves into critical topics such as the effectiveness of leadership, the impact of economic policies like tariffs on China, and the importance of viewing results over rhetoric. They also explore the controversial Project 2025 and its implications, providing clarity on its origins and the misconceptions surrounding it.
In a heated exchange, the hosts debate the treatment of January 6th defendants and the implications for democracy and constitutional order in the United States. They also address the broader question of who is more prepared and qualified to lead the country forward.
Tune in for a lively discussion filled with differing perspectives, insightful analysis, and a touch of humor. Whether you're a political enthusiast or just looking to stay informed, this episode offers valuable takeaways on the current political landscape.
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In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive deep into the aftermath of the Democratic National Convention and its implications for the 2024 presidential race.
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Dave and Carrie offer contrasting viewpoints on Harris's record, Trump's legacy, and the effectiveness of both campaigns' strategies. They also explore how key issues like abortion, foreign policy, and economic performance might sway voters in crucial swing states.
From Nevada possibly flipping red to North Carolina turning blue, our hosts provide insightful predictions on battleground states that could determine the election's outcome. They also discuss the influence of controversial down-ballot candidates and changing demographics on these potential shifts.
Whether you're a political junkie or just trying to make sense of the 2024 race, this episode offers a balanced, in-depth look at the current political landscape. Join Dave and Carrie for a lively debate that will help you navigate the complexities of this pivotal election.
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In this conversation, the hosts and guest, Keli Goff, discuss Kamala Harris and the current state of the presidential race. They explore topics such as Kamala's likability, the media's role in the election, and the challenges faced by both candidates. The conversation touches on issues like the economy, foreign policy, and the preferences of different voter demographics. Overall, they highlight the importance of the candidates' personalities and the need for a focus on policy issues in the media. The conversation explores the potential challenges and strengths of Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. The discussion focuses on her appeal to different voter groups, including working-class whites, voters over 65, voters of color, and young voters. The conversation also delves into the importance of winning over white rural voters in the Rust Belt and the potential impact of likability and policy on voter turnout. The hosts express differing opinions on Harris's qualifications and the media's role in shaping public perception. The conversation concludes with a call for more civil and authentic political discourse.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:23 Reasons for Writing the Piece on Kamala Harris
04:17 Changes Since Writing the Piece
08:09 The Media's Role in the Election
09:39 The Challenges Faced by Both Candidates
13:32 The Media's Responsibility
15:30 The Republican Party's Civil War
19:08 Biden's Challenge with Working Class White Voters and Older Voters
20:18 Appealing to Different Voter Groups
21:29 The Importance of Winning Over White Rural Voters
26:20 The Role of Likability and Policy Alignment
35:09 The Media's Influence on Public Perception
39:50 The Need for More Civil and Authentic Political Discourse
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Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive deep into the aftermath of the Trump assassination attempt, debate the merits of JD Vance as VP pick, and explore the challenges facing Kamala Harris as she steps into the presidential race. The hosts offer contrasting views on crime statistics, immigration policy, and the controversial Project 2025, providing listeners with a balanced perspective on the evolving political landscape.
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In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield interview Charlie Gasparino, a journalist and author, about the presidential election and his upcoming book. They discuss the performance of Joe Biden, the potential role of Kamala Harris as the first DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) potential president, and the influence of Wall Street on politics. They also delve into the impact of DEI policies on corporations and the backlash they face from the American people. Gasparino shares insights from his book, which explores the infusion of politics into corporate boardrooms and the subsequent pushback.
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In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss the support for Donald Trump among Black men and the upcoming presidential debates. They also touch on topics such as inflation, tech regulation, and the loyalty of Republican politicians to Trump. The conversation highlights the importance of policy over personality and the need for candidates to connect with voters on issues that matter to them.
Chapters00:00 Introduction
02:24 Inflation and Economic Concerns
05:30 Silicon Valley's Views on Tech Regulation
08:21 The Economy and Consumer Sentiment
27:41 Loyalty to Trump and Republican Politicians
31:54 Policy Over Personality
34:31 Conclusion
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In this special episode of Practically Political, host Carrie Sheffield is joined by guest Carla Sands, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark and Republican Senate candidate from Pennsylvania. Together with co-host Dave Spencer, they dive into a spirited discussion about the future of the Republican Party and the key strategies needed to win in 2024.
Ambassador Sands emphasizes the critical importance of Republicans embracing early voting, citing examples from her own Senate race and other key states where Democrats have capitalized on this voting method. The conversation also turns to President Trump's legal troubles and their potential impact on the party, with Sands defending Trump's legacy and accomplishments during his tenure.
Throughout the episode, the hosts and guest engage in a lively debate on election integrity, the weaponization of the justice system, and the contrasting records of the Trump and Biden administrations. While opinions differ, the discussion remains respectful and insightful, offering viewers a nuanced look at the challenges and opportunities facing Republicans as they look ahead to the 2024 election.
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Chapters
00:00 FDIC Chairman's Resignation and Political Fallout
06:19 Debating the Supreme Court's Moral Standards
11:59 Nikki Haley's Support for Donald Trump and Political Strategy
27:32 Remembering Alice Stewart: A Tribute to a Friend
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In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss various topics including Nikki Haley's refusal to endorse Trump, Trump's outreach to voters, college demonstrations, spirituality and mental health, and the impact of the trial on Trump's candidacy. They also touch on the reputation of the Trump administration, the importance of logistics in elections, and the economic challenges faced by the Biden administration. Overall, they highlight the need for effective communication, community building, and a focus on policy and the economy in order to win over voters.
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The podcast currently has 79 episodes available.