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A new Republican map just forced a 10-term Democrat out of Congress

Earlier this week, 14 state attorneys general called on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to track mifepristone – the first of two drugs used for abortion – and determine the extent of Chemica...

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In a closed-door interview, Smith characterized the Republican president as the “most culpable and most responsible person” in the criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

In this episode, we sit down with three of the hardest-working people in politics: party chairs of the early primary states. Ray Buckley of New Hampshire, Daniele Monroe-Moreno of Nevada, and Christale Spain of South Carolina talk about what it really means to run a state party. We dig into how under-resourced these operations are, why state parties are the backbone of democracy, and how early states shape the national conversation long before Election Day. It’s a reminder that real power starts close to home, and it starts with us. -- Timestamps -- 00:00 - Understanding the Daily Grind of State Party Work 02:59 - Diverse Paths to State Party Leadership Roles 11:47 - The Essential Work of State Democratic Parties 23:57 - Differentiating the Roles of DNC and State Parties 31:29 - How Early Primary States Shape the National Race 44:11 - Unforgettable Moments with Presidential Candidates 51:24 - What Keeps State Party Chairs Up At Night 55:03 - Lessons from the 2024 Presidential Election 01:06:13 - Sit Your Ass Down Awards 01:10:55 - Thank You and Production Credits

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The lawsuit takes aim specifically at the administration’s recent threat to withhold more than $1 billion in crime victim grants in the next fiscal year.

A union representative for the employees is objecting to a survey in which the workers must now disclose if they signed the declaration at work using EPA computers, calling the survey an improper “inv...