Dave Wasserman
speaker
90 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 10 Jun
Dave Wasserman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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These long-standing products of machine politics. And look, Stephen Fulop has been a long-time reformer and self-styled change agent, but he's from Hudson County. And then there's Steve Sweeney from South Jersey, who's really one of the bosses there. But that's not where the base of the Democratic Party is anymore. And so Cheryl, by virtue of her biography...
could end up joining her 2018 classmate, Spanberger, as a rising governor.
Well, this has been my theory for a long time. I think that that class of 2018 on the Democratic side of the women with national security backgrounds, that is the formula. Yeah, that's the formula that has worked with a broader swath of the electorate.
Hillary Clinton, wegen ihrer Partei in der politischen Dynastie, Kamala Harris, wegen ihrer Kalifornien-Liberalen, sie könnten nicht in der gleichen Art und Weise durchbrechen. Aber es gibt so viele demokratische Frauen, die in Schwung-Distrikten durchgebrochen sind, mit der gleichen bipartisanen Formel, die Spanberger, Sheryl, Slotkin verwendet haben.
Das ist, wo ich denke, dass die Zukunft für Demokratinnen und Demokraten in einer Präsidentenwahl gut läuft.
You mean October of the election year? Correct. Or the October before?
Yeah, I'd say, you know, in 2018, the one caveat was Kavanaugh late, right? In that cycle, and that may have kept some Senate seats in Republicans' column. Look, the... In der Mitte der 26er-Jahre werden sie natürlich viel niedriger als die Präsidenten, aber auch viel höher als die Spezialisten. Das reduziert die Größe des Schwungs, aber wir sehen bereits sehr bekannte Pattern.
At the end of the day, I think the biggest problem for Republicans is that Trump does not really care all that much about what happens to Republicans other than himself. And that's a big difference versus previous presidents who would obsess a lot over a certain midterm outcome or minimizing their party's losses. So this could be big, but as we said, big by today's standards
Ja.
Thanks, Chuck.
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