18 June 2019
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Jonathan Chait (The New Republic, The Big Con) and Ross Douthat (New York Times, Evaluations, Bad Religion, To Change the Church)
- Against Broderism and Bloombergism: The case for partisan rancor . 00:26
- Ross’s pre-pub review of Jon’s book The Big Con . 10:17
- Supply-side victories = conservative defeats . 19:12
- Is this the golden age of the welfare state? . 25:26
- Obama: The Democrats’ Reagan . 32:26
- The danger of demonizing Cheney (no, not just that he’ll have you killed) . 37:03
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Recorded:Jun 25
Posted:Jun 25, 2007
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