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Steve Kornacki, national political correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC, joins Jonah to breakdown the state of the 2020 election, and take a trip through the history of political tribalism. It helps that Steve wrote a whole book, The Red and the Blue, on the subject. Come for Steve's keen knowledge of all things politics, stay for the discussion on weak parties.
Show Notes:
-Steve’s book, The Red and the Blue
-Tip O’Neill’s words getting taken down
-Clinton’s Sister Souljah moment
-WaPo’s Washington Redskins poll
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I keep meaning to tell you: my wife hates the new opening, hates it; I, on the other hand, have always found it hilarious, and am finding myself increasingly fond of it.
But my wife is pregnant so she wins.
This person born in Mexico but naturalized American Citizen prefers the term American. Since I’m guessing this isn’t going to sweep the nation, i have an option that I would find acceptable. If we went from colored person to person of color (both are eaqually unacceptable to me), let’s start saying American of African/Asian/European/Latin descent! Start with what unifies us, then modify.
One of the many reason I hate latino is that it excludes American, to me the most important part (vis-à-vis African-American, Asian-American, Irish-American, etc).