Nate Silver
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5 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 29 Jun
Nate Silver’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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conspicuously at least kind of made rhetoric to trying to bridge a divide between the parties.
You know, Obama still has a, I looked at this today, a 57% approval rating post-facto with, with independence.
Biden is at 20%.
And like, look, I think a lot of Democrats and Republicans certainly were maybe even more so Republicans, frankly, under Trump feel as though you don't even have to try to turn out the other side or persuade people.
It's just a numbers game.
And in California, if you're Democrats, you win the numbers game.
Yeah, I think Democrats really have three factions as I've described them.
One is the left.
The avatars might be Zoran, might be AOC, might be Bernie Sanders, all of whom, by the way, are quite effective politicians in their own way.
I mean, Zoran understood how to like be a Knicks cheerleader, for example.
I didn't vote for him, but I find anyone who's trying to bridge gaps and expand a tent, even if it's from a direction that I might not agree with, I find that somewhat appealing, I suppose.
AOC, you can take your leave.
She has become a more effective tactical politician.
Bernie, what he's built with being a freaking old guy from Vermont, the socialist mayor of Burlington, Vermont, coming within not a hair's breadth, but coming...
you know, quite close and beating Clinton in 20 states in 2016 or whatever was quite impressive.
But like, that's one constituency.
And historically, the left has not had a lot of big wins outside of the bluest states.
On the other side, there are the abundance libs, kind of named after Ezra Klein, right?
They are more pro-free market.
They sometimes deny that they're centrist.
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