Apr 26, 2016
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David Waldman urges you to get out there and vote, especially if your state has a primary today.
Greg Dworkin reports on his voting experience this morning, and how confusion can stymie votes. Bill de Blasio calls for election changes after New York’s voting problems.
Donald Trump is more popular than ever! (with Republican primary voters) Ted “I got mine” Cruz and John “I don’t know what game I’m playing” Kasich had a deal, which wasn’t going to work. Not many “Bernie or Bust” or “Never Trump” voters will be changing their party in protest, because most figure Hillary Clinton’s going to win. Clinton knows her constituency, and concentrates on their needs.
Donald Trump is tired of acting presidential. Tired of the thoughtful reasoning on this show and feel the need for exposure to some silly and ignorant punditry? Here’s what to read. Jim Webb is tired of “political correctness” denigrating, demeaning, disparaging Andrew Jackson’s not completely genocidal historical record.
David explores the primary battle for the Maryland Democratic Senate between Reps. Donna Edwards and Chris Van Hollen, and what it means to really excel at public service.