Tanya Mosley

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602 appearances 93 recordings 2 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 17 Aug

Tanya Mosley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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She's the president of Run for Something. voice-verified
something and that's an organization supporting young Democrats running for office. voice-verified
Hi there. voice-verified
I mean, there's just so much ground to cover on the map from a big primary day yesterday. voice-verified
I want to start in Wisconsin, where the Democratic primary for governor saw the more moderate candidate, Milwaukee County executive David Crowley, prevail quite narrowly over state legislator Francesca Hong, who's a Democratic socialist. voice-verified
And I'll just note that leading up to this race, when if for people who are watching the polls, Hong was overwhelmingly leading in most public polls. voice-verified
What is your big takeaway? voice-verified
And so much of the conversation around Hong was really about whether she had the ability to win a general election in the swing state, especially given some of her previous statements, including supporting defunding the police, for example. voice-verified
What did you make about the discourse around her specifically and her electability? voice-verified
Moving to neighboring Minnesota, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan won the nomination for the Senate seat over House Representative Angie Craig. voice-verified
And people have described this race also as the more progressive candidate prevailing to some extent. voice-verified
And immigration just played a huge role in this race. voice-verified
Tell us what you saw. voice-verified
Amanda, if you take these results, as well as the narrow victory for progressive candidate Abdul Al Said in the Michigan primary for Senate, there seem to be just a lot of upper Midwest hunger for new voices, but also some handring about them, it seems. voice-verified
Can you consider these all together? voice-verified
I do want to ask you also about what we saw happen in Connecticut, where fourteen term Democratic Congressman John Larson was successfully challenged by former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronan, who's thirty one years his younger, and run for something your organization supports young Democrats running for office. voice-verified
Is this a trend? voice-verified
It it seems to be on its face to be a not a great time to be an older Democrat seeking reelection. voice-verified
Pushing back a little bit here, I I wonder if I were to have someone like Congressman Larson or another veteran lawmaker on the line here. voice-verified
They might argue that experience matters, that they know how to legislate, that they know how the system works to be able to effectively represent their constituents. voice-verified
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