The Red Wave Hits a Wall

The American Mind

The Claremont Institute

Philosophy, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

“Election month” is here, and it looks like the much-anticipated red wave is more of a drizzle. The House looks like it’ll be narrowly red, and the Senate is likely in the hands of a tossup election in Georgia—again. Meanwhile, the growing rift between DeSantis and Trump presages a potentially rocky road ahead for the Right. And what about the Biden of it all? Our editors convene to analyze the implications of the midterms.

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0:00.0	Hey folks, this is Spencer.
0:01.4	Just wanted to let you know we had a little technical issue
0:04.1	in recording of this latest episode.
0:06.1	And then so you'll notice as you're listening
0:07.6	that the audio is not as seen as it usually is.
0:11.3	We do apologize for that,
0:12.8	because the inconvenience will be enjoyed the episode anyway.
0:15.2	And we will be back to normal
0:17.3	with our regular audio quality next week.
0:20.1	Hello, and welcome once again to the roundtable.
0:44.2	You're weekly publishers and editors podcast here
0:48.5	at the American Mind.
0:49.9	I'm your host, Spencer Clayton,
0:51.3	features editor of the American Mind
0:53.5	and associate editor of the Claremont review of books.
0:56.6	I am joined by Tam Classic, you might call us,
1:00.3	but a dream team of James Poulos,
1:03.4	editor of the American Mind, Seth Baron, Managing Editor,
1:07.2	and Ryan Williams, publisher, and president.
1:10.8	Guys, I wonder what we're going to talk about today.
1:12.3	I don't know, there's not much going on in the news.
1:14.0	Oh, hello, that.
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