Mara Liason
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262 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Mara Liason’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And that's the real problem here.
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I mean, Donald Trump has a firm iron grip on his party.
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Nobody would dare tell him what he's trying to do is unproductive or unhelpful for Republicans.
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But he firmly believes this.
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You know, he believes if everything is about him, his party will do better.
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One way to look at these midterms is that they're two opposing forces.
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One set of forces are organic.
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The motivation of voters.
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the intensity that clearly is on the Democratic side.
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Turnout, we see Democrats turning out with higher numbers in special elections and primaries.
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The polls are favoring Democrats.
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The incumbent president is unpopular.
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He's not taking a back seat as unpopular presidents have done in the past.
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His issues are unpopular, tariffs, Iran, data centers.
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Then there are all these other forces that I would call structural forces that are helping Republicans.
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Money, they have vastly more money
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than Democrats.
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Individual Democratic candidates might have out-raised their Republican opponents, but overall, Republican super PACs, campaign committees have much more money and the Supreme Court just made it easier for them to buy advertising.
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The other structural advantage is gerrymandering, that clearly goes for the Republicans, and the possible diminishment in the use of mail-in voting.
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That has the potential to really help Republicans.
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