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1 of 30 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
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Steve Hayes is joined by Jonah Goldberg, Mike Warren, and Chris Stirewalt to discuss how the midterms are shaping up less than one month out and what to expect from a Democrat-controlled Congress.
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The Agenda:
—GOP redistricting
—2028 Democratic candidates
—Can Democrats moderate?
—A Democratic Congress
Show notes:
[instrumental music] Welcome to the Dispatch Podcast.
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On today's round table, we take a big picture look at the midterms, which are now less than a month out.
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Can the Republicans hold onto the Senate?
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Republicans → hold → Senate
Will the redistricting efforts save some Republican seats, or will that backfire?
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And are the polls we're seeing reliable?
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A warning for sensitive listeners, if you're eating while listening, you might wanna pause the podcast until you finish up.
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I'm joined today by Dispatch Editor-in-Chief, Jonah Goldberg, Politics Editor, Mike Warren, and Politics Editor for NewsNation and contributing writer for The Dispatch, Chris Stirewalt.
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Let's dive right in.
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[instrumental music] Chris Stirewalt, I wanna start with you.
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The headline over the news is, "Two deep red states are in play as Democrats eye path to Senate majority."
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I'm not gonna ask you about the races.
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I'm gonna ask you about the polls.
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You have been doing this for longer than any of us.
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You've read probably 10 times the number of polls carefully that Jonah, Mike, and I have even skimmed.
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You know what you're talking about when it comes to polling.
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When you see a headline like that and you click in and you do read the polls, what's your reaction?
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How do you read a poll in today's environment?
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Do you look at those numbers and say, "Take it to the bank.
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This is exactly how the race is going to turn out"?
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Or do you say, "We can't trust this stuff.
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I don't know what I can believe"?
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How do you look at polls?
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There were five polls that came out this past weekend in the New York Times.
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What's your first reaction when you read a poll?
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How are you gonna make me talk about CNN polling with my friend, Jonah Goldberg?
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I mean, he--
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Look, he is loyal to CNN.
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I assume he wants to remain there.
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he → assume → ?
He does a good job when he goes on CNN, but he, he's not gonna upbraid you for criticizing a CNN poll or any other poll.
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The Aporia
