Justin Giboney on the Black Church, Civic Courage, and Healing Our Divides

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The Polls Weren’t Wrong (Again) || Carl Allen on the 2026 Midterms, from Texas to Maine

Did the polls blow the 2026 midterms? Carl Allen says no, and this time he’s got the receipts.Election-data guy Carl Allen, author of The Polls Weren’t Wrong, is back for a post-midterm breakdown recorded live on Substack. He and Corey go through what his forecast caught that mos ...  Show more

Post-Midterm Download: Why the Trump Coalition Collapsed || Isaac Saul, Tangle

The Trump coalition didn’t just crack on Tuesday night. In Isaac Saul’s words, “it was nuked.”Two days after a historic midterm, Tangle founder Isaac Saul returns for a post-election download. We cover the polling miss, the Texas result that surprised him most, Trump’s quick conc ...  Show more

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