Catie Edmondson

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234 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 17 Oct

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The Daily · A Shutdown Where None of the Normal Rules Apply · 17 Oct 2025 podcast

They're really counting on that instinct kicking in and on President Trump engaging and negotiating some kind of deal with them.

I think that's one potential off-ramp.

I think there's another potential off-ramp, which I think is not palatable to Democrats at this moment in time, but could be down the road in which they agree to reopen government at the same time they get a vote on Trump.

the ACA subsidies that they know will fail.

And then they can say, we voted for this, we tried to do this, and then campaign on that in the midterms.

Yeah, exactly.

And that's why I think a lot of Democrats think that that would be an unpalatable option right now down the road, particularly if we start to see some of those painful impacts kick in.

I think that could maybe change.

But I do think there are a number of off-ramps here that are quite obvious, frankly.

And it's just that no one is interested in taking them right now.

I mean, I think a lot of people view Thanksgiving as being a potential inflection point because of travel, the air traffic controllers.

But right now, I don't know.

The Daily · The Weekend Democrats Went to War — Against Each Other · 17 Mar 2025 podcast

Hey, Michael.

Thanks for having me.

Yeah, that's right. I mean, look, I think there was behind the scenes for weeks now a lot of quiet agonizing over how to counter the Trump administration. And that sort of quiet agonizing turned into very public anger this week. And it all burst out into the open this week when Senator Chuck Schumer made a judgment call, essentially, about the best way to combat the Trump administration right now.

And immediately that decision faced blowback from sort of all corners of the Democratic Party.

That's right. As of now, there is at least one major liberal activist group off of Capitol Hill, indivisible, that has called for Senator Schumer to step down as the party's leader in the Senate.

And perhaps most interesting, at least to me, was you saw some dissension from his counterpart over in the House.

Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York was pressed multiple times at a news conference on Capitol Hill on Friday as to whether he still had confidence in Schumer as the Senate minority leader.

And Congressman Jeffrey's response each time was the same, which was to say... Next question. Next question.

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