Michael Duncan

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126 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 21 Jul

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You mentioned the New York Times trying it in this exact same Senate race just a few months ago.
But every single cycle, we see the same thing from these major papers and then some of the big broadcast networks.
They have great ties into the Democratic Party.
They want to boost those candidates because they're all Democrats.
And it's a tactic that we've seen.
I mean, we've worked in campaign politics for 20 years.
Tale as old as time.
But what's different now is the media environment.
They used to control, and Michael Duncan touched on this just a few minutes ago, they used to absolutely control, start to finish the conversation about politics in this country.
That's not the case anymore.
There's shows like the Megyn Kelly show, shows like the Ruthless Variety program.
So you get balance in media in a way that never happened 10 years ago within the
equipped to figure out how to manage their candidates and their messaging in this new environment.
Because what was so easy for them for so long is now increasingly difficult.
They can't pull the wool over everybody's eyes.
And in the case of the state of Maine,
You have to ask yourself, well, why has Susan Collins gotten elected over and over and over again?
Well, she's done a pretty good job.
I mean, all the Republicans and conservatives around the country find things to complain about with her voting record, but the people in Maine seem to like it.
She's helping them outkick their coverage in the United States Senate.
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