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Jason Kander on Missouri's Gerrymandering, the 28 Presidential Field, and Why Dems Need Big Ideas
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April 7, 2026
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1:09:46Now PlayingJason Kander joins Pantsuit Politics to break down Missouri's redistricting fight and what it means for Democrats heading into 2026. Kansas City has been split into three separate congressional districts under a new Republican-drawn map, but Missouri's citizen veto process means voters may have the final say. Jason explains where the legal challenges stand, what the signature gathering effort looks like, and why he's cautiously optimistic.
Then the conversation expands into bigger territory: what should the Democratic Party actually stand for in 2028? Jason and Sarah cover the generational shift reshaping Democratic politics, why younger voters aren't interested in going back to normal, the Democratic Party's complicated relationship with AI and what a real policy vision could look like, and why the party needs to stop running on familiar ideas and start offering something genuinely new.
Plus: uncapping the House of Representatives, the future of work in an AI economy, Sam Altman's prediction about feeling like an alien invasion, and why Jason Kander is definitely not running for president.
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