Take Over D.C.!

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Should Heads Roll?

Polls and our own eyes indicate the Iran war played a disastrous role in the 2026 midterms. If that's the case, should anybody take the blame? Sean Davis weighs in and the team invites listener emails on whether anybody in Trumpworld deserves to lose his or her job. Apostate Prop ...  Show more

2026: The Aftermath

After a painful election night, we have no choice but to pick up and move forward. Will Chamberlain, Rich Baris, and others dissect the results. The team highlights the small pieces of good news from Tuesday's results, the lessons to be learned from an ugly political defeat, and ...  Show more

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