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Oct 15, 2026
Episode 89: Three Keys to the 2026 Midterms
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10:11Rob RoweHOST
How, how will the Democrats have to think about policy now that they have the DSA well ensconced in their party?
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10:18Candi WolffGUEST
The margins, as I said earlier, the high water mark for Democrats is probably 235, and I think if you talk to any of the Democrat consultants, they don't think that they'll hit the w- high water mark, but a good night's gonna be closer to 230, 231.
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10:42Candi WolffGUEST
And if you've got DSA candidates, five to six of them coming in, you know, what does the speaker need? He needs to have a margin that means that he can work a conference with the noisy part of the conference as small as possible, so the larger the conference for him, the better off he is in terms of being able to get consensus.
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