Joe’s Super Tuesday

Sarah, Steve, Jonah, and David have a lot to discuss after Joe Biden’s campaign roared ...

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Sarah, Steve, Jonah, and David have a lot to discuss after Joe Biden’s campaign roared back to life with a number of big wins on Super Tuesday. Sarah also gets the guy’s thoughts on the latest with coronavirus and the Afghanistan peace deal.

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  1. Teri Smith

    Great podcast! Very interesting comments on Super Tuesday and other current events. Thanks so much!

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    Kevin Johnson

    Good pod. Especially enjoyed Steve’s scathingly detailed rant on Afghanistan surrender. Today’s morning dispatch has good point and link to Ely Lake on UK intel sharing. More on that welcome. I am puzzled why that hasn’t been a bigger story since UK could pay huge price in trade, intel sharing and other areas if it defies us on Huawei. Lake’s mentioning that parliament could still fix Johnson’s error could explain why there isn’t more anger in US and fear in UK over what Biden might call a “big F...in Deal.” Look forward to continued coverage of this issue.

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    Paul Britton

    A question for Sarah, cruncher of numbers and parser of trends: what happens with people who actually vote in a primary? Does the very fact that they cared enough to vote in a party's primary imply that they are so invested in that party that they would never consider voting for the other party's candidate in the general election? Or does it depend on how their candidate does in the primary process? If the candidate they vote for goes down in flames, do primary voters become disgruntled and either (a) sit out the general election or (b) consider voting for the other party's candidate out of pique? For instance, what are the chances that a disappointed Warren supporter will vote in November, or will vote for Biden, if he's the nominee? Is there any data on questions like this?

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