Were Democrats afraid of being canceled in 2024?
February 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelDemocrats missed the moment during the 2024 election by avoiding podcasts and the man-o-sphere that Donald Trump dominated. Did they do it because they're so risk averse and afraid of being canceled themselves? Democratic Congressman Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania says he tells candidates to avoid being so afraid of new media. #politics #news This was recorded at the @AUSineInstitute by @CSPAN
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Tara Palmeri is one of the most feared and fearless reporters in Washington, D.C. She has 15 years of experience covering national politics and foreign affairs. She was formerly a White House Correspondent for ABC News where she covered the first Trump administration. She was the chief National Correspondent for POLITICO during the Biden administration. She has been a political analyst for CNBC, CBS and CNN. She started her career as a columnist for the Washington Examiner and then went on to report for the New York Post. She was a foreign correspondent for POLITICO Europe, where she covered international affairs, including Brexit. She writes a weekly newsletter for Puck and hosts the Ringer's political podcast "Somebody's Gotta Win." Tara also hosted two acclaimed podcasts on Jeffrey Epstein, "Broken: Jeffrey Epstein" and "Power: The Maxwells."
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