Democrats’ 2028 Problem
February 24, 2026
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February 24, 2026
Democrats’ 2028 Problem
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Democrats’ 2028 Problem
Summary
Team USA delivers gold — and the Democrats deliver… whatever this is.
The fellas break down Gavin Newsom’s bizarre “I’m just like you” pitch, Gretchen Whitmer freezing on Ukraine, and Andy Beshear wrapping progressive policy in Sunday-morning language.
Then it gets worse: Democrats quietly admit their 2024 problem in a locked-up autopsy they don’t want you reading.
Also in this episode:
• The Texas Democrat primary FCC “equal time” twist no one in media wants to talk about
• Trump’s greatest stand-up hits (yes, we play them)• Canada coping after hockey heartbreak
• A runaway hog with maximum confidence
Then — Featured Interview: Stephen Moore 📈💰
• What’s really driving inflation right now
• The outlook heading into the State of the Union
• Tax policy, spending fights, and the midterm stakes
• Why energy policy and deregulation matter more than headlines
• How voters should actually think about growth, wages, and the economyA straight-up economic breakdown from one of the architects behind major tax reform — no spin, just the numbers and what they mean going forward.
Sports pride. Political malpractice. Variety the way it’s supposed to be.
Question of the Day: What’s the Democrats’ biggest liability right now?
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