Joe Cunningham

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333 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 5 Mar

Joe Cunningham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Ologies with Alie Ward · Culcitology (QUILTS) with Luke Haynes, Olivia Joseph, and Joe Cunningham · 26 Feb 2026 podcast

That would be very fun.

I'm very excited about the potential of sort of

saying, here's an entry point for anyone who wants it, or here is a fun project for anyone who's already entered as just a way to sort of have a community sew along and we can all share what we're making and not have to design the thing, but something that each one will be slightly different so that when we share, we'll have a sort of a global narrative.

And I think that would be very fun.

Next Up with Mark Halperin · How to Stay Ahead of the AI Revolution and What It Means for the Future of America, with Jeremy Jones · 19 Feb 2026 podcast

Thank you for having me.

Um, that's very ice of you.

You know, I've been trying to answer that myself, and I think you have to unpack that.

Obviously, Republican is not a monolithic term.

I think you can sort of best understand it.

America first and MAGA, maybe use the term neocon or maybe Republican establishment.

I think what President Trump in 2016 really tried to pull the party away from is maybe the differentiating factor.

But frankly, in action, I think you're seeing what President Trump is doing is a little more in line with his predecessors.

I think where the actual distinction is, is more in the rhetoric.

And whether it's rhetoric that you heard on the campaign trail or rhetoric that you hear from President Trump, or you see in the tweets, but I also think that you even see it in the national defense strategy, the national security strategy, right?

This idea of prioritizing the Western hemisphere, prioritizing our borders.

And I think that would be

the sort of primary calculus for how you would determine using force through at least what the president has put out from a rhetorical and from a substantive policy perspective.

But in effect, I'm not exactly sure how Iranian regime change squares with that.

So that's where maybe the constellation gets a little confusing.

But to me, putting America first is about restraint.

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