Oct 24, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 22 segments
Adam Jentleson, Democratic strategist and author of *Supermajority: How Democrats Can Build Lasting Power*, joins Offline to debate what Democrats will gain and lose as they run candidates who don’t…
Adam JentlesonGuest
Jon FavreauHost
My guest this week is Adam Jentleson, a Democratic strategist, former senior aide to Harry Reid, and author of Supermajority, How Democrats Can Build Lasting Power.
I've known Adam since we worked together on John Kerry's campaign 10,000 years ago in 2004.
His book argues the Democrats can win much bigger by making room for candidates whose views don't fit neatly into one ideological box.
I wanted to talk to him about what this year's campaign can tell us about that argument, what he thinks Democrats should learn from Obama, and how to disagree about the party's future without losing the ability to work together.
My guest this week is Adam Jentleson, a Democratic strategist, former senior aide to Harry Reid, and author of Supermajority, How Democrats Can Build Lasting Power.
I've known Adam since we worked together on John Kerry's campaign 10,000 years ago in 2004.
His book argues the Democrats can win much bigger by making room for candidates whose views don't fit neatly into one ideological box.
I wanted to talk to him about what this year's campaign can tell us about that argument, what he thinks Democrats should learn from Obama, and how to disagree about the party's future without losing the ability to work together.
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