Heather Cox Richardson

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6,928 appearances 79 recordings 10 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 4d ago

Heather Cox Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 78 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 26.

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Iowans tell him they feel betrayed. podcast-host
Michigan's Democratic nominee for the US Senate, Abdul El Sayed, said that Trump is escalating a trade war with Canada for his own vanity, and that his Republican opponent, former Representative Mike Rogers, is a rubber stamp for Trump's plans. podcast-host
Maine too will be hit by the trade war with Canada. podcast-host
Yesterday, Vice President J. podcast-host
D. podcast-host
Vance was in Maine campaigning for Senator Susan Collins, but while he praised her, she did not show up for the rally. podcast-host
Vance made it a point to call Collins independent, a descriptor that many former MAGA candidates in Maine are using in this election cycle. podcast-host
Collins' Democratic opponent, Troy Jackson, was a logger on the Canada border before pursuing a career in politics, giving him an authentic voice as he explains the cost of a fight with Canada for Mainers. podcast-host
NBC News national political reporter Sahel Kapoor noted today that Ralph Alvarado, who is running for the US House from Kentucky's sixth district, which Trump won in twenty twenty four by fifteen points, has scrubbed his website of references to Trump and has changed his slogan from America first fighter to independent leadership. podcast-host
Still, Trump appears to think his power is unchallenged, and in the midst of the fires all around him, continues to be focused on his renovations to Washington DC. podcast-host
A report today from Jonathan Edwards in the Washington Post showed that ticket sales and fundraising for the John F. podcast-host
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts plummeted after Trump's name was added to it, even though the board insisted his takeover was a financial rescue. podcast-host
Today Trump's lawyers suggested that the administration might have to demolish the Kennedy Center if the courts don't allow the board to renovate it over the next two years and add Trump's name to the facade. podcast-host
After the renovations, it would read The John F. podcast-host
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts restored and renovated by President Donald J. podcast-host
Trump. podcast-host
As Gary Grumbach and Dara Gregorian of NBC News reported, Justice Department Attorney Brantley T. podcast-host
Mayers wrote, Without those efforts, the center will deteriorate further into an unsafe, decrepit structure that will be required to be taken down, with a determination to follow on what to build on the site, such as a large outdoor amphitheater over. podcast-host
Overlooking the Potomac River, that has been proposed by some for many years. podcast-host
Trump's threat to destroy the Kennedy Center unless he gets to do what he wants to it seems to be a metaphor for the United States. podcast-host
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