Steve Mistler

speaker
17 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

Steve Mistler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 5 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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Democrats are hoping that his working-class bona fides and populist style could matter in this race. matched
And while his positions on social issues have changed dramatically over time, his pro-worker pursuits have not. matched
And he and Democrats think that Collins is especially vulnerable given that big corporations and wealthy people are spending heavily to support her re-election. matched
He's a progressive Democrat who embraces the tax-the-rich, Medicare-for-all platform of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
In fact, Sanders endorsed both Plattner and Jackson, and the three of them campaigned together.
And their message really seemed to energize the Democratic base here and even pulled a lot of independents.
Democrats are really trying to draw this contrast between the Trump administration's coziness with wealthy interests and the conditions of ordinary Americans. voice-verified
And it's a direct play into the affordability case Democrats want to make during the midterms amid rising gas prices, inflation, you name it. voice-verified
And Jackson can credibly talk about those struggles because he comes from a poor rural family that struggled to get by. voice-verified
The Democrats are really trying to draw this contrast between the Trump administration's coziness with wealthy interests and the conditions of ordinary Americans. voice-verified
And it's a direct play into the affordability case Democrats want to make during the midterms amid rising gas prices, inflation, you name it. voice-verified
And Jackson can credibly talk about those struggles because he comes from a poor rural family. voice-verified
that struggle to get by. voice-verified
Democrats are really trying to draw this contrast between the Trump administration's coziness with wealthy interests and the conditions of ordinary Americans.
And it's a direct play into the affordability case Democrats want to make during the midterms amid rising gas prices, inflation, you name it.
And Jackson can credibly talk about those struggles because he comes from a poor rural family that struggled to get by.
Steve Missler reporting.
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