This week Tom talks with Andrew Stuckey, filling in for Aaron Keck. Tom discusses recent polls from Iowa and Pennsylvania that show incumbent republicans in deep holes already. He discusses historical cycles in electoral politics, why it might be good to regulate your political news intake, and more.
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Donald Trump’s approval rating is declining, giving progressives an opportunity to move the dial – but experts say the right approach is key.
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Pollster Tom Jensen discusses what the Democrats did wrong in 2024 (actually not much) and how they might do better in 2026 and 2028.
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Tom Jensen, the director of Public Policy Polling, took some time to chat with 97.9 The...
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