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John Rodgers

John Rodgers

Lieutenant Governor of VermontWikipedia

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Oct 9, 2026

Ryan GirduskyHOST
13:17
That happened this last week over in the lieutenant governor's race in Vermont.
Ryan GirduskyHOST
13:23
I know it's not a race that anyone's really paying attention to on the national level, but lieutenant governor, who is a liberal Republican, John Rodgers, is, is taking on former Lieutenant Governor Molly Ball, and they allow the both candidates to ask each other a question.
Ryan GirduskyHOST
13:37
He had a devastating question.
Ryan GirduskyHOST
13:41
Listen to this.
Calvin CutlerPANELIST
7:07
And we haven't seen a lot of that in Vermont politics get sort of amplified on the Twitterverse, so to speak, but, um, this is a really interesting exa- example of that happening.
Lola DufourPANELIST
7:17
And I also think, you know, backing up a little bit, this is a reflection of the fact that John Rodgers is in an incredibly difficult re-election campaign.
Lola DufourPANELIST
7:31
Um, there hasn't been a poll out yet that has shown him, um, doing particularly well.
Lola DufourPANELIST
7:38
He's either 10 or 20 points behind, depending on the public polling that's out there.
Kevin McCallumPANELIST
8:42
But M- Molly is...
Kevin McCallumPANELIST
8:43
Molly Gray is trying to make the point that this is a really important, um, job in the state if the person in it chooses to, you know, uh, uh, use that platform to advance important issues and push back on certain policies.
Kevin McCallumPANELIST
8:55
And she's trying to suggest that, that John Rodgers has just not done that, you know, that there's all these really important issues in Vermont that really need a, a, a counterbalancing voice, and that she would bring that, and that he hasn't.
Kevin McCallumPANELIST
9:07
He, for his part, has said, "Wait a minute.

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