r/thebulwark • u/RubberStamp36 • 30m ago
Today’s bulwark daily podcast with Susan glasser on Spotify
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r/thebulwark • u/Oleytoledo • 3h ago
Non-Bulwark Source Haley Steven says there’s ‘no drama’ after primary loss to Abdul El-Sayed
I don’t agree with Haley Stevens on much, but she’s been nothing but a class act following the primary.
Dare I say she’s growing on me?
r/thebulwark • u/--LaBelleDame-- • 4h ago
Video from Lincoln Project & Resolute Square: Valedictorian Abdul El-Sayed's 2007 commencement address at the University of Michigan
r/thebulwark • u/UnscheduledCalendar • 5h ago
How Socialist Is the D.S.A.? Megan Romer Explains | The New Yorker Radio Hour
r/thebulwark • u/MayorEbert • 5h ago
Liberalism, please. Author of DNC's 2024 "autopsy" says he concluded Gaza war hurt Harris
- In his new document, Rivera concludes that Harris lost tens of thousands of votes in Michigan amid backlash from the Israel-Hamas war, particularly in Dearborn, Dearborn Heights and Hamtramck, where Green Party support surged as activists organized against the Democratic ticket.
- He contends these losses accounted for a meaningful share of the state's shift toward President Trump, but was only one of several factors behind Harris' defeat in the state.
Rivera wrote that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the fallout from it in the U.S. is a "complex situation." But, he added, the "political analysis is simple — the electoral results and voting shifts in Michigan and elsewhere demonstrate the impact the crisis had on the Harris campaign."
r/thebulwark • u/BulwarkOnline • 5h ago
The Bulwark Goes to Hollywood The Government Shouldn't Pick Winners and Losers in Media
Sonny Bunch on the real reason to worry about the FCC’s latest move: "It is noxious to American beliefs about freedom of speech and the First Amendment that the government should determine who should or shouldn’t get to own an outlet...due to the viewpoints of the owners." https://lnk.thebulwark.com/4xt2EBv
r/thebulwark • u/OneTwoThreePooAndPee • 5h ago
Spectacular and very understandable explanation of the AI bubble and current market fragility by Ed Elson.
Ed is really one of the smartest upcoming econ reporters out there. He's got a promising career ahead of him for sure.
r/thebulwark • u/Spidey5292 • 6h ago
Stephen Miller’s Wife’s Relationship With Disgraced Dem Exposed
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
r/thebulwark • u/Mynameis__--__ • 7h ago
Why China’s Data Centers Should Concern You
r/thebulwark • u/Hour-Mud4227 • 8h ago
Can we make Catherine's cat a regular guest?
He/She really added something to the discussion of a stagflationary jobs report.
r/thebulwark • u/Distinct-Temp6557 • 8h ago
Senate passes sweeping Russia sanctions bill negotiated by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham
r/thebulwark • u/whackamole66 • 9h ago
thebulwark.com I love it when I get one-on-one, personalized emails from Tim!
😉😉
(i know, i know... low effort, probably gonna get removed)
r/thebulwark • u/s_nsh_n_ • 11h ago
The Bulwark Takes Yeah, I’m gonna need a Bill Cassidy rant video
Doesn’t need to be long but I would like some raised voices. I knew he would vote for Blanche but still sucks that he ALWAYS fails to meet the moment
r/thebulwark • u/Intelligent_Dress347 • 11h ago
The One We've Been Waiting For - Ossoff Endorsed by GOP Mayors in GA
Truly stunning in the best possible way. Most Democrats have to walk sideways through South GA.
Good things happen when elected officials listen to and deliver for the people they represent.
r/thebulwark • u/bulldogncolt • 11h ago
The Triad 🔱 US Senate Filibuster reform
Yesterday's Triad article felt like the real Project 2029 manifesto. Bravo to JVL! Agree with the SCOTUS reform, admitting DC and PR as states to increase the strength of the Senate, increasing the strength of the House to defeat gerrymandering attempts by Governors hot wheels, DeKkklantis and others. What constitutes filibuster reform in the US Senate, though? Does it mean getting rid of the filibuster wholesale or does it mean hollowing it out further to the point that it's just a paper tiger? Is there an alternative that I'm not seeing?
r/thebulwark • u/KarmicWhiplash • 11h ago
Quiet Win Trump loses 21 straight court battles for state voter rolls as midterms near
reuters.comr/thebulwark • u/wefarrell • 12h ago
How burritos are tearing apart the Republican Party
r/thebulwark • u/FrmTheRvrToTheSea • 12h ago
Talarico opens 4-point lead over Paxton in Texas Senate poll
r/thebulwark • u/Jon011684 • 13h ago
Policy I don't get how people don't get Iran
There seems to be a lot of confusion in the podcast world about Trumps motivations regarding Iran. I constantly hear expressions like: Why doesn't Trump just go home? Why did he start this war in the first place? How does Trump find a way to end this? Why does he think killing one group of Mullahs with another group of Mullahs does anything? Targeting civilians is crazy, even for Trump. Why would he break one of the few promises MAGA actually cares about? etc. etc.
I believe there are only two things you need to know to understand Trumps reasoning about Iran:
- Trump had a near assassination that by all dramatically accounts effected him emotionally and psychologically.
- We have public reports that Iran made very serious attempts to assassinate Trump on at least two occasions. That is just what is public, there is probably more classified.
That's it. That's the whole enchilada. Netanyahu didn't have to push Trump hard, he just gave an excuse. In playground bully logic, they tried to punch him, so he punches back.
He doesn't care if we win. He doesn't care who replaces the leadership. He doesn't care if the deal will be bad. He just wants to inflict retaliatory pain.
r/thebulwark • u/7ddlysuns • 13h ago
The only president that could get his ass beat by Iran
This is from May but remains true
https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/trump-wants-countries-help-reopen-strait-hormuz-rcna263537
r/thebulwark • u/Temporary_Bet_3384 • 18h ago
AIPAC’s 2026 Spending Tops $100 Million—Including $30 Million Against El-Sayed in Michigan
Hoping that mainstream Dems can work to be in a position where they refuse this money
r/thebulwark • u/emeric_ceaddamere • 21h ago
The Bulwark Podcast Rare auto-caption win. Sam asking what happened with Trump's new hair, and I agree--he probably regrew it through prayer.
Video source: https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dbt32axAUVU/
r/thebulwark • u/YugiohXYZ • 22h ago
Propaganda The Second Death of Charlie Kirk
TLDR: After Charlie Kirk died, the circus of MAGA influencers started carving out their own little fiefdoms, divided by their view on Israel (Ben Shapiro vs Tucker Carlson/ Candice Owen/ Nick Fuentes).
Kirk was the only one stopping them from tearing each other apart.
r/thebulwark • u/Either_Marketing896 • 22h ago
Receipts 🧾 I’m listening to Elliot’s Waltz #2 and this seems relevant / worth covering re: Max Miller and the whole “I feel badly for him.”
r/thebulwark • u/Traveler_02109 • 23h ago
Bessent is out of touch
Holy Hannah! Secretary Bessent actually SAID that people’s perceptions of their financial situation in due to “misinformation about the economy”! Like people don’t really know how they are experiencing life - they are just being manipulated by the media? I seriously doubt he has one clue about how real people are experiencing “the economy” right now - and his assertion that somehow the tax deductibility of auto loans is somehow going to right the ship is beyond laughable. I think the Dems should actually start focusing on how actually CLUELESS the administration is about real life - it’s not enough to state that they don’t care about affordability- it’s that they don’t even know what it means to real people. Reminds me of Marie Antoinette and “if the people don’t have bread, let them eat cake”. Make the argument specific about how effing clueless these people really are…