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This week Rachel and Aaron explore the good, the bad and the ugly. Why is Schumer’s vote to keep the government open an important political move? What prompted a pissed-off federal judge to issue an order from the bench? And what do the latest poll numbers mean for Trump 2.0? Plus: adios, habeas corpus. And we drop into a fiery town hall meeting in North Carolina’s bright red 11th Congressional District.
LINKS:
* Rachel on The Cycle: Never Interrupt Your Enemy When They Are Making a Mistake
* MSNBC: ‘A sham: Federal judge blasts Trump admin on improper firings of federal workers; orders rehiring
* Quinnipiac University Poll: Voters’ Ratings on Economy and Trump Dip
* NBC March 2025 Poll
* Hit ‘Em Where It Hurts: How to Save Democracy by Beating Republicans at Their Own Game
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This week Rachel and Aaron explore the good, the bad and the ugly. Why is Schumer’s vote to keep the government open an important political move? What prompted a pissed-off federal judge to issue an order from the bench? And what do the latest poll numbers mean for Trump 2.0? Plus: adios, habeas corpus. And we drop into a fiery town hall meeting in North Carolina’s bright red 11th Congressional District.
LINKS:
* Rachel on The Cycle: Never Interrupt Your Enemy When They Are Making a Mistake
* MSNBC: ‘A sham: Federal judge blasts Trump admin on improper firings of federal workers; orders rehiring
* Quinnipiac University Poll: Voters’ Ratings on Economy and Trump Dip
* NBC March 2025 Poll
* Hit ‘Em Where It Hurts: How to Save Democracy by Beating Republicans at Their Own Game
Do you like This is America? This podcast needs your support to continue so please consider becoming a PAID subscriber today!
If a podcast falls in the woods and there is no one to hear it, does it still make a sound? I’d argue no, it needs ears! Help us find some by sharing this pod with your own network!
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