Today’s podcast takes another break from market and economic coverage to focus on the ramifications of this week’s elections: who are some of the winners and losers who might not be obvious? What are some of the unexpected lessons? TNL’s Brad Jackson offers his take.
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Election Night Report: Does 2009 Matter?
November 3, 2009 – 8:08 pm
Americans took to the polls today for the first time since the hope and change of the 2008 elections. In three key races — a special election in New York’s 23rd Congressional District, and races for Governor in New Jersey and Virginia — Republicans look to begin their comeback, while Democrats looked to defend their territory.
Politics and Populism: Off-Year Election Lessons
November 2, 2009 – 10:37 am
Today’s podcast is a break from our normal discussion of the marketplace, with a conversation focusing on the lessons and potential outcomes of the off-year elections, including the gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia and the special election in New York’s 23rd District with TNL Senior Writer Brad Jackson.
Ah, The Corzine Campaign
October 8, 2009 – 11:53 pm
Ever so attentive to the pressing issues affecting New Jersey voters.
Summer of Protest: Why Democrats Should Be Glad They’re Tanking Now
August 13, 2009 – 10:12 am
Today’s special all-politics edition of Coffee and Markets with Brad Jackson of TNL’s WHIP (What’s Happening In Politics) blog focuses on the 2009 state races and the 2010 political scene, and asks the question: Have Democrats tanked too early for Republicans to benefit?
Democrats Drag Christie Before Congress, Admit It’s a Political Smear Campaign
June 12, 2009 – 1:53 pm
Democrats are running scared in New Jersey and, with possible direction from the White House, are trying to smear their way to victory in November.
GOP Looks to Begin Comeback in New Jersey
June 2, 2009 – 12:10 pm
Don’t call it a comeback, but a win by New Jersey’s Chris Christie today in the state’s GOP primary may set him up for a favorable showdown with Governor Jon Corzine in November and the possible rebound of Republicans nationally.
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POLITICS
- Reid’s Massive Health Care Mess
- Jobs: An Economic Problem or a Political Problem?
- Nine Reasons Why the New York City Terror Trials are a Bad Idea
- Is America Becoming More Like China?
- Obamacare vs. the American Entrepreneur
- The Losing Side
- Prosperity and Capitalism After the Berlin Wall
- Is Joe Klein Nuts?
- Democrats Divided on Abortion and Health Care
- Berlin at 20: Neither Impossible Nor Inevitable
MARKET
- Negative Interest Rates, Fed Audits, and Geithner in the Dock
- Retail, Ben Bernanke, and Auditing the Fed
- China, Prosperity, and the Berlin Wall
- Christopher Dodd’s Big Regulation Push
- GDP Grows, Consumer Spending Plummets on the Eve of the Holiday Season
- Is the Recession Over? And AIG’s 100 Cent Payoff
- George Soros’s War on the Free Market
- The Executive Pay Crackdown and Too Big to Fail Policy Explained
- Hank Paulson’s Secret Goldman Sachs Meeting
- The New Home-Buyers’ Big Tax Credit Fraud
BLOGS
- David Broder On The Cost Of Health Care Reform
- Charles Krauthammer On Civilian Trials For Terrorist Suspects
- Of Global Warming And Potential Scientific Fraud
- Obama Steals Football from Children in NFL PSA
- I Realize That People May Be Tired Of Me Pointing This Out . . .
- Bribery
- Surprise! (Trade Policy Edition)
- Health Care “Reform” Will Cost Us
- Lindsey Graham Devastates Eric Holder
- Sino-American Communiqué Failures
EDGE
- Four Seasons of Awesome: Urbaniak on Venture Bros
- The Invention of Lying and Religion
- Gold For Oil and Son of Cash For Clunkers
- Polanski and the Crux of Art and Excess
- Tarantino: Hollywood’s Most Righteous Gentile
- Those Cursed Mets and the Book of Fred
- Why Michael Bay Is So Incredibly Awesome
- Goodell, Vick, and the Unforgiveable Crimes of the NFL
- Baseball’s Big Problem: Bill James on Steroids
- Public Enemies: Michael Mann’s Moral Relativism
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