Richard Cowan

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16 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 3 Aug

Richard Cowan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Arguably, this will be
the most interesting and biggest test of the strength of progressives who have really latched on to the, in a really emotional and substantive way, have latched on to the issue of Israel and how they're making it an important part of their campaigns.
There is a large Arab American population in Michigan.
It's mostly clustered around the Detroit metropolitan area.
There's also a very active, you know, in those same neighborhoods and same parts of Michigan, an active, dedicated Jewish community.
What we have in this Democratic primary are two candidates coming from very different directions.
Experts that we've talked to are saying this is not just some sort of passing thing that there's a sort of a cute slogan that people run on and it goes away.
This goes deeper.
They're saying no matter what, it looks like the Democratic Party is going to pivot.
Maybe the most difficult, most contentious thing is Democrats want to put a new control on these agents to stop them from entering people's houses or cars or private property without a warrant issued by a court and a judge.
Instead, DHS has been doing what's called administrative warrants, and that is DHS saying, yes, DHS can do this.
They want that to stop.
And Democrats think that Republicans have only made it worse by sending ICE agents to airports, ICE agents who are getting paid, to sort of help out with TSA agents who are working and not getting paid.
Republicans say that they now have a proposal, and Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he's going to put it to a vote, and we'll see where Democrats land on that.
Democrats are saying it's far short of what they need.
But they do say that we're talking to each other, and that's a good sign, especially given that by the end of the week, Congress is supposed to go on a two-week recess.
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