Dave Spencer sits down with Practically Political Executive Producer, Paul Gilbert, to discuss the spikes in coronavirus cases, Americans’ irrational opposition to face masks and surprising Supreme Court rulings.
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There was a time not so long ago that the President of the United States was considered the leader of the free world. Now, amidst a perfect storm of a pandemic, the free fall of the US economy and massive civil unrest over police killings and racial inequality, we have a president who has proven time and time again that he possesses none of the leadership qualities that the office demands.
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Jonathan Allen is the senior political analyst for NBCNews.com and has covered Congress, the White House and elections over the past 15 years.
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Since I live alone and am under a shelter in place order here in California, I end up talking to myself a bit more than usual. With that in mind, I decided to conduct an interview with my internal Devil’s Advocate.
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The 40th governor of California, and former lieutenant governor and mayor of San Francisco, discusses the state’s homeless crisis, wildfire power blackouts, cannabis revenue and the prospects for Bernie Sanders.
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Dave Spencer sits down with Practically Political Executive Producer, Paul Gilbert, to discuss the impeachment trial, Democratic presidential candidates and the keys to the 2020 Election.
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As an extremely estranged Republican, I’m looking ahead to the 2020 election with both cautious optimism and gnawing trepidation. Being a Never Trumper who voted for Hillary Clinton, I didn’t believe he would actually win the presidency and the following three years have turned out to exponentially worse than I ever imagined.
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Bill Galston is a Senior Fellow in the Brookings Institution’s Governance Studies Program and the Co-Chair of The New Center project. He writes the Politics & Ideas column for the Wall Street Journal and was the Deputy Assistant to President Clinton for Domestic Policy from 1993 to 1995.
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