NBC’s Steve Kornacki saw his star shine a little brighter on November 3rd, 2020 and the succeeding weeks as he walked Americans through the results of a long, arduous, and oftentimes confusing election. But Kornacki has been providing that kind of astute analysis for a long time, and he’s bringing it to this episode of The Hangover to discuss how our changing electorate has contributed to the sense of political chaos from the 90s until now. In a political culture where polling seems less and less accurate, and where the weak parties contribute to strong partisanship, how can the GOP claw its way back to a sensible-but-popular agenda?

Show Notes:

-Steve Kornacki’s The Red and the Blue: The 1990s and the Birth of Political Tribalism

-Republicans were not enthusiastic for Romney

-“The Growth and Opportunity Project,” or, the 2012 GOP autopsy

-Ohio is much more Republican now than it was four years ago

-Wisconsin’s “WOW” counties

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