Today we’re talking all about our current situation in combating COVID19. What will do more long-term damage to our society – the virus or the shuttering economy? Is there anything we can compare this pandemic to? We get into not only the economic and personal impacts but also how this kind of a pandemic exacerbates…
What does the national campaign look like with no crowds, no rallies and no kissing babies? We’ll dig into how social distancing, lockdowns and the general unease around COVID19 is affecting race. We’ll also keep with the theme of Crossing the Rubicon and to bring up some stories about how the US Government is reacting…
The news is dominated by what we’ve been calling the medical 9/11 – the worldwide COVID19 pandemic. And now we’re ‘crossing the Rubicon’. Life, culture and everything will never be the same. Show Notes: 03:40 We’ll start with some of the highlights from our latest poll with 18-29-year-olds. How are they perceiving our current situation?…
If you were to tally up and rank the topics we have discussed in the last 10 weeks, you would find that the top 3 discussions have centered around Pandemic, Policy, and Politics. But what happens when all three converge? That’s where we are currently in the United States. In this episode, we’ll look at…
America and the world are at the crossroads in more ways than one. John and Jeremy open the conversation with an in-depth analysis of Super Tuesday’s surprising results and then spell out its overtones. No doubt about it, episode 9 is our most in-depth and covers a wide range of topics – while never losing…
by John Zogby, featured on Chatham House It has always been good advice to “never say never.” We Americans should understand that well because “never” already happened in 2016. And as the 2020 campaign season develops, it may very well happen again: this time an avowed democratic socialist could indeed soar to the Democratic nomination…
On this week’s podcast we’ll examine the South Carolina primary and look forward to what could possibly happen on Super Tuesday. We’ll look at potential running mates for both Biden and Sanders and the latest Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey powered by John Zogby Strategies. Finally, as the Coronavirus spreads across the globe and we…
by Randall Lane, Forbes Staff Bernie Sanders is expanding his lead in the 2020 primary field among young Democrats, according to the latest Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, which surveyed more than 1,000 likely voters ages 18 to 29 after Saturday’s Nevada caucus and before Tuesday’s South Carolina debate. Sanders is the top choice of…
by Marley Coyne, Forbes Staff Bernie Sanders, who at 78 years old ranks as the oldest Democratic presidential candidate, continues to attract the country’s youngest voters. According to the second installment of the monthly Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, Powered By Zogby Strategies, the Democratic Socialist expanded his lead to an impressive 22 points among…
On this week’s Zogby Report we’re going all in on the recent Democratic debate in Nevada in what was one of the most interesting clashes between candidates we have seen thus far in the campaign. 00:45 – Michael Bloomberg’s performance and next steps – should he even have participated in the most recent debate? 09:00…