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Joe Trippi and Joe Klein Clash Over the Democratic Path to 2026 | Two Joes Show
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45:05Now PlayingJoe Trippi and Joe Klein dig into the biggest warning signs for Republicans heading into 2026, from Josh Turek’s Iowa win to Rob Sand’s strength, Alabama turnout, Texas chaos, Ken Paxton, James Talarico, and the fight over where Democrats go next.
In a sharp and heated conversation, Trippi argues that Trump and MAGA are becoming more toxic across red and purple states, while Klein warns that Democrats can still lose winnable races if they mishandle cultural issues, socialism, and the party’s national brand.
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