On the latest episode of Nir & Rupar, our live weekly video show, David Nir of The Downballot and Aaron Rupar of Public Notice dive into both the awful news from the Supreme Court and the very encouraging news out of New York City.
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David and Aaron discuss:
Why the court’s ruling on Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship is a disaster for democracy—and a recipe for chaos
How Zohran Mamdani exposed the old guard’s decay, and why it should serve as a warning to incumbent Democrats
Why Mamdani’s relentless focus on affordability is a strong message for Democratic candidates just about everywhere
And much more!
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Maybe disemboweling itself is more accurate :-(
Wait.. Are the masked, alleged ICE masked KKK, stochastic terrorists? Seriously, does this include these unidentifiable persons?
Sitcommish makes sense when the most solid news analysis has come from Comedy Central....
Andrew already had a rep as a bully in high school....
You ask how Eric Adams got elected... We had two solid decades of Republicans, including an actual billionaire who as mayor was the biggest funder of Republican congressional candidates, called NYPD his army (it's not a gendarmerie) & so green - pushed nat gas as a bridge energy source.
Ranked choice is party based.
Good convo, gentlemen!
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