350: Electability in American Politics with Mitch Landrieu
February 4, 2026
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Episode 350 · February 4, 2026
350: Electability in American Politics with Mitch Landrieu
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350: Electability in American Politics with Mitch Landrieu
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<p>James & Al are joined by Mitch Landrieu and discuss the current state of American politics, emphasizing the importance of electability and the need for Democrats to reconnect with working-class voters. They explore the concept of sanctuary cities, the challenges facing law enforcement, and the impact of racism and immigration on society. Landrieu expresses optimism about local governance and the necessity of unity in politics to overcome division and foster a better future for all Americans.</p><p>Chapters<br />00:00 The Political Landscape and Electability<br />02:55 Understanding the Working Class Voter<br />05:42 Sanctuary Cities and Law Enforcement<br />09:53 Racism and Immigration in America<br />13:47 Optimism in Local Governance<br />16:42 Divisiveness in American Politics</p></div>
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