For Whom the Poll Tolls (with John Anzalone and David Plouffe)

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Split Happens (with Robert Gibbs and Karl Rove)

This week, Axe and Murphy are joined by not one, but two frequent-flyer Hackeroos: Mr. Texas himself, Karl Rove, and former Hackateer extraordinaire, Robert Gibbs! The guys dive headfirst into the political circus, take stock of key battleground states, dissect the latest polls a ...  Show more

Wave Watch (with Doug Sosnik and Ron Brownstein)

This week, Axe and Murphy are joined by excellent Hackeroos Doug Sosnik, veteran strategist and professional campaign war-room survivor, and Ron Brownstein, dean of political journalism and longtime electoral-map obsessive. The Hacks dive into the final stretch of the midterms—ad ...  Show more

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