Zach (Zak) Kimball

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1,173 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3 Sep

Zach (Zak) Kimball’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Find Out Podcast · El-Sayed Wins Michigan (Barely) — What It Means for Progressives · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

it's a fucking cool name it's no worse than hussein obama like as far as is it palatable to central america or right i don't know how much it's that i mean i made for some people maybe but among democrats i don't think that's a huge thing i i really think a lot of it is just like a lot of democrats just don't like progressive ideology they just don't aren't into it like i i think that's a huge this is a wake-up call for people and like look it's a state of the last two out of the last three elections this state voted for trump two of those times

It's not like in a state like that, the Democrats are not as progressive as like New York City where they're voting among Donnie in the circumstance.

I'm no, no, no.

I know.

I think it's also important, like, the swing state element of it is important because, like, if you look at the Democratic Party as a whole, I think it's, like, 60% of the party identifies with his type of politics versus 40% that kind of is in the old world.

That's not the numbers in swing states.

It's a different set.

Globally, it's the numbers, but in states like Michigan, that's not the case.

But then you get into candidate-specific things.

Like, the reason Ossoff is doing so well in Georgia is he's not a hyper-progressive guy.

Like, people forget that Ossoff is a pretty moderate centrist Democrat who's, like,

somewhat coming around to some bigger ideas that are progressive but like ultimately like if you rewind a few years he was not for abolishing ice he doesn't like medicare for all doesn't like i mean there was literally that clip that just changed yeah yeah things change but ultimately i think like he's just changing with the wind like you can tell that this is not his dominant position but that speaks to black voters better and then that's why he's doing so well in georgia you know so right yeah i think um

I think that's true.

I mean, I think ultimately one of the biggest things that I've seen is that

For example, Mamdani is a self-admitted he's part of the DSA.

When you read the DSA's literature as to what they believe, that shit is way different than what Mamdani is doing.

That's a huge problem where it's like, oh, you associate with this, but they are pitching borderline true socialism, communism, and certain elements of it.

It's like, don't do that.

That's too much.

They've got to be able to cull it back.

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