D.C.'s usual rhythm returns, now infused with the excitement of baseball games
The popular podcast, "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture," hosted by Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson, offers a fresh, friendly look at the numbers driving the week's biggest stories in news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture.
Each episode delves into a variety of topics, from the ongoing Democratic Presidential Nomination to General Election Matchups. RealClear Politics provides data for these discussions, keeping listeners informed about the latest polls around the country.
The podcast also focuses on the issue of the week: unskewing the polls. Navigator offers guidance on how to talk about impeachment, while the podcast occasionally features interviews with pollsters, journalists, and other industry leaders.
In the latest episode, the 2020 Presidential Election takes centre stage. The fourth Democratic debate in the 2019 primary, held in Westerville, Ohio, saw candidates such as Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, and Amy Klobuchar take part. The debate, however, did not produce a definitive "winner," as is typical for debates.
Candidates focused heavily on healthcare, climate change, and the impeachment inquiry of President Trump. Joe Biden defended his record and policy positions as the frontrunner, while Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders emphasized progressive reforms like Medicare for All. Pete Buttigieg gained attention for his military background and moderate policy stances, and Amy Klobuchar was noted for her practical approach and appeal to Midwestern voters.
Elsewhere, FiveThirtyEight / Ipsos determined the winner of the fourth Democratic debate, but the search results do not provide specific details about the results. For those seeking polling impacts, media analysis, or prominent moments from the debate, additional targeted information would be required.
In other news, Americans do not approve of Trump's move in Syria, according to YouGov. FiveThirtyEight also has data on whether Americans support impeaching Trump.
The podcast also sheds light on other topics, such as the enthusiasm of Washington Nationals fans heading into the NL Wild Card Game, as reported by SB Nation FanPulse. However, no specific fact is provided in the given paragraph.
Lastly, the podcast takes a walk down memory lane with episode #111, discussing The Trump Effect, Syria, & Candy (4/12/17). Fox News' pollster was also called out for misrepresenting impeachment poll results.
Stay up-to-date on the latest polls and insights by following the podcast on Twitter or finding it on Facebook. The podcast lifts the hood on the numbers, revealing the hidden secrets of the public's mind.
- The podcast, "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture," explores a range of topics, including the 2020 Presidential Election.
- RealClear Politics offers data for discussions on the podcast, keeping listeners informed about the latest polls around the country.
- The podcast also focuses on unskewing the polls and provides guidance on how to talk about impeachment.
- Pollsters, journalists, and other industry leaders are occasionally interviewed on the podcast.
- Americans do not approve of Trump's move in Syria, according to YouGov.
- FiveThirtyEight also has data on whether Americans support impeaching Trump.
- The podcast also sheds light on sports-related topics, such as the enthusiasm of Washington Nationals fans heading into the NL Wild Card Game.
