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Chief Strategist from No Labels, Ryan Clancy, joins the show to discuss the strategy No Labels is taking making the initial steps to gain ballot access for the 2024 election and potentially run a third party candidate. This has generated a lot of buzz from both political parties worried a 3rd candidate will take votes from their base and help the other party. Ryan, is here to discuss exactly what No labels is trying to do and the circumstances that would need to occur for them to hand over the infrastructure they are laying down to a 3rd party campaign.
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In this farewell episode, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield engage in their final spirited debate after four years of collaboration. The duo tackles controversial topics including Trump's tariff policies, immigration enforcement tactics, democracy concerns, and the administration's government cutbacks. As Sheffield prepares to depart the show, tensions rise over fundamental disagreements about presidential power, due process, and America's global relationships. Despite their opposing viewpoints, Spencer and Sheffield reflect on years of respectful dialogue during tumultuous political times, ending their partnership with mutual respect amid deep ideological divisions. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer, Kurt Bardella, and Ashley Davis dive into the recent Trump administration scandal involving classified information shared on Signal messaging app. The trio examines the national security implications and whether there will be any accountability for this major breach. They also discuss Trump's puzzling obsession with making Canada the "51st state" and how this rhetoric is reshaping Canadian politics ahead of their election. The conversation shifts to Chuck Schumer's controversial budget deal, the future of Democratic Party leadership, and the challenges Democrats face connecting with working-class voters. Join our hosts for their candid, non-partisan analysis of these pivotal political moments and what they reveal about America's political landscape. Further Reading Trump Administration Signal Controversy The Atlantic: Inside Trump Team's Use of Signal for Classified Information Politico: Understanding the Security Implications of Messaging Apps for Government Communication US-Canada Relations and Trump's "51st State" Comments The Hub: How Trump's Rhetoric is Reshaping Canadian Politics Foreign Policy: Understanding US-Canada Trade Tensions Chuck Schumer and the Budget Deal The New York Times: Behind the Scenes of Schumer's Budget Negotiations Axios: Progressive Democrats React to Schumer's Budget Deal Democratic Party Leadership and Future Direction Brookings Institution: The Democratic Party's Generational Challenge FiveThirtyEight: Can Democrats Win Back Working-Class Voters? Democratic Presidential Prospects for 2028 The Washington Post: Rising Democratic Stars to Watch Politico: Fetterman's Appeal and 2028 Presidential Speculation Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this dynamic premiere of Practically Political's new trio format, host Dave Spencer is joined by permanent co-hosts Kurt Bardella (former Republican turned Democrat) and Ashley Davis (Republican strategist) for a candid analysis of the current state of politics. The panel dissects Trump's lengthy address to Congress and the Democrats' ineffective response, debates the likelihood of a government shutdown, and explores Kamala Harris's potential run for California governor. The conversation takes unexpected turns as they evaluate who might lead both parties in 2028, with surprising mentions of ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and The Rock as potential Democratic candidates. Kurt doesn't hold back in his criticism of his adopted party, while Ashley offers insider Republican perspective on budget negotiations and entitlement reform. From Social Security's uncertain future to Gavin Newsom's shifting positions, this episode delivers frank, bipartisan analysis you won't hear in mainstream political coverage. Subscribe to Practically Political for weekly conversations that break through partisan talking points with insight, humor, and authentic debate from across the political spectrum. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
Join Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield as they host Gabriella Hoffman, Director of the Energy and Conservation Center at Independent Women's Forum, for a spirited debate on America's energy future. The discussion covers crucial topics including climate change policy, Trump's environmental legacy, Biden's energy initiatives, critical minerals competition with China, and the potential of nuclear energy. This episode highlights the complex balance between environmental conservation and energy development, while exploring how different political perspectives approach these challenges. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this heated discussion, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive into the controversial first ten days of Trump's new presidency. They debate the merits of recent presidential pardons, contentious political appointments, and the emerging relationship between Trump and tech industry leaders. Spencer raises concerns about executive competence and constitutional issues, while Sheffield defends the administration's early actions. The episode features a passionate exchange about accountability, national security, and the role of oversight in government. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this lively pre-inauguration episode, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield debate the prospects of Trump's upcoming second term. They explore how Trump has changed since 2017, assess his first-term legislative accomplishments, and discuss key challenges ahead, including immigration policy, Ukraine relations, and economic concerns. The hosts offer contrasting perspectives on Trump's evolution as a leader, with Sheffield arguing he's more focused and disciplined, while Spencer expresses skepticism about fundamental changes in Trump's governing style. The episode concludes with Spencer's pointed criticism of outgoing President Biden's decision to run for reelection. Throughout their spirited exchange, the hosts provide insight into the political dynamics shaping America's transition of power in 2025. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield share their picks for the biggest winners and losers of 2024 in this New Year's special episode. They discuss President-elect Trump's victory, the rise of tech oligarchs, the fall of DEI initiatives, and crucial economic challenges facing the nation in 2025. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
Former congressional candidate Karina Lipsman joins hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield to discuss the 2024 election results, her work at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, and Trump's controversial cabinet nominees. Drawing from her personal experience growing up in Soviet Ukraine, Lipsman shares insights on the dangers of communist ideology and the foundation's efforts to educate younger generations. The hosts engage in a spirited debate about economic policy, Trump's legacy, and the qualifications of potential cabinet members, particularly focusing on Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield sit down with Republican strategist Ellen Walter to discuss the latest developments in American politics. Walter, a key figure in Glenn Youngkin's successful Virginia gubernatorial campaign and veteran of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, offers insider perspectives on the Pennsylvania Senate recount, the evolution of Republican early voting strategy, and the challenges of navigating Trump-era politics. The conversation then shifts to a lively debate about Trump's controversial cabinet nominations and what they signal for his potential second term. Walter shares valuable insights from her extensive grassroots campaign experience and offers a preview of the crucial 2026 Senate races that could reshape American politics. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this compelling episode, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive into the aftermath of a historic presidential election that saw Donald Trump defeat Kamala Harris. The co-hosts engage in a spirited debate over what led to Harris's defeat, with Spencer identifying three critical campaign mistakes and Sheffield highlighting shifts in demographic voting patterns, particularly among Latino and Black male voters. They explore controversial topics including gender policies, economic factors, and the role of early voting in the election's outcome. The discussion heats up as they examine concerns about institutional guardrails and debate the impact of various legal cases on the campaign. Despite their differing perspectives, both hosts ultimately emphasize the importance of moving forward as a unified nation, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complex dynamics that shaped this consequential election. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this spirited episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield engage in a candid discussion with Mandy Gunasekara, former Trump EPA Chief of Staff and author of the new book "Y'all Fire: A Southern Belle's Guide to Restoring Federalism and Training the Swamp." The conversation delves into controversial topics including the 2020 election, the role of federal bureaucracy, and potential changes to government agency staffing. Gunasekara shares personal experiences from her time at the EPA while defending Trump administration policies, leading to passionate debates with Spencer about democratic institutions and the peaceful transfer of power. The episode offers listeners an inside look at environmental policy-making while highlighting the deep divisions in current American political discourse. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this impromptu yet riveting episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield sit down with conservative legend and nationally syndicated columnist Cal Thomas in Middleburg, Virginia. Thomas offers candid insights into evangelical support for Trump, drawing fascinating parallels between Biblical figures and modern political leadership. The conversation evolves into a spirited debate about the potential risks of a second Trump term, the state of American democracy, and the future of the Republican party. The hosts and their distinguished guest tackle pressing issues including voter priorities, institutional guardrails, and the delicate balance between traditional conservative values and populist movements. Thomas brings his trademark wit and decades of political wisdom to discussions about Biden's presidency, Kamala Harris's leadership potential, and the changing landscape of American conservatism. Don't miss this thoughtful exploration of faith, politics, and the critical choices facing American voters, featuring three distinct conservative perspectives finding common ground while respectfully disagreeing on the path forward for the nation. Connect with Cal Thomas Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this spirited episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield engage in a lively debate on pressing political issues. The duo discuss the current state of the US economy, media bias, and foreign policy challenges. They begin by examining the disconnect between positive economic indicators and public sentiment, with Dave arguing that Trump's rhetoric is damaging to national morale. Carrie counters by highlighting inflation's impact on everyday Americans. The conversation then shifts to media credibility, focusing on recent controversies surrounding CBS News. Both hosts agree on the importance of journalistic integrity while disagreeing on the extent of bias in mainstream media. The episode concludes with a heated discussion on US foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran and the Israel-Hamas conflict. Dave and Carrie offer contrasting views on the Trump and Biden administrations' approaches to Middle East diplomacy. Throughout the podcast, the hosts maintain a respectful dialogue despite their differing perspectives, embodying their show's motto of "spirited but civil" debate. This episode provides listeners with a balanced look at some of the most contentious issues in current American politics. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this episode, the hosts explore the strategic motivations behind calls to end the filibuster, examine the most competitive Senate races, and evaluate Speaker Mike Johnson's performance. Dave and Carrie also engage in a spirited debate about Trump's approach to NATO and Russia. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this engaging and thought-provoking episode, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield sit down with special guest Bill Walton, host of The Bill Walton Show and a key figure in planning the Trump economic policy in 2017. Bill brings his vast experience in economics and policy to the table as they dive deep into the recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. The episode kicks off with a fascinating discussion about the visual dynamics of the debate and Kamala Harris's stage presence compared to Trump's. Bill Walton shares insights into how different issues were emphasized by each candidate and evaluates their debate performances from multiple angles. As the conversation progresses, the trio delves into critical topics such as the effectiveness of leadership, the impact of economic policies like tariffs on China, and the importance of viewing results over rhetoric. They also explore the controversial Project 2025 and its implications, providing clarity on its origins and the misconceptions surrounding it. In a heated exchange, the hosts debate the treatment of January 6th defendants and the implications for democracy and constitutional order in the United States. They also address the broader question of who is more prepared and qualified to lead the country forward. Tune in for a lively discussion filled with differing perspectives, insightful analysis, and a touch of humor. Whether you're a political enthusiast or just looking to stay informed, this episode offers valuable takeaways on the current political landscape. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive deep into the aftermath of the Democratic National Convention and its implications for the 2024 presidential race. Key topics include: An analysis of Kamala Harris's convention performance and her challenges ahead Strategies for Donald Trump to counter Harris in the general election The impact of RFK Jr.'s campaign exit and endorsement of Trump Potential state-level shifts in the Electoral College map Dave and Carrie offer contrasting viewpoints on Harris's record, Trump's legacy, and the effectiveness of both campaigns' strategies. They also explore how key issues like abortion, foreign policy, and economic performance might sway voters in crucial swing states. From Nevada possibly flipping red to North Carolina turning blue, our hosts provide insightful predictions on battleground states that could determine the election's outcome. They also discuss the influence of controversial down-ballot candidates and changing demographics on these potential shifts. Whether you're a political junkie or just trying to make sense of the 2024 race, this episode offers a balanced, in-depth look at the current political landscape. Join Dave and Carrie for a lively debate that will help you navigate the complexities of this pivotal election. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this conversation, the hosts and guest, Keli Goff, discuss Kamala Harris and the current state of the presidential race. They explore topics such as Kamala's likability, the media's role in the election, and the challenges faced by both candidates. The conversation touches on issues like the economy, foreign policy, and the preferences of different voter demographics. Overall, they highlight the importance of the candidates' personalities and the need for a focus on policy issues in the media. The conversation explores the potential challenges and strengths of Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. The discussion focuses on her appeal to different voter groups, including working-class whites, voters over 65, voters of color, and young voters. The conversation also delves into the importance of winning over white rural voters in the Rust Belt and the potential impact of likability and policy on voter turnout. The hosts express differing opinions on Harris's qualifications and the media's role in shaping public perception. The conversation concludes with a call for more civil and authentic political discourse. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:23 Reasons for Writing the Piece on Kamala Harris 04:17 Changes Since Writing the Piece 08:09 The Media's Role in the Election 09:39 The Challenges Faced by Both Candidates 13:32 The Media's Responsibility 15:30 The Republican Party's Civil War 19:08 Biden's Challenge with Working Class White Voters and Older Voters 20:18 Appealing to Different Voter Groups 21:29 The Importance of Winning Over White Rural Voters 26:20 The Role of Likability and Policy Alignment 35:09 The Media's Influence on Public Perception 39:50 The Need for More Civil and Authentic Political Discourse Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield dive deep into the aftermath of the Trump assassination attempt, debate the merits of JD Vance as VP pick, and explore the challenges facing Kamala Harris as she steps into the presidential race. The hosts offer contrasting views on crime statistics, immigration policy, and the controversial Project 2025, providing listeners with a balanced perspective on the evolving political landscape. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield interview Charlie Gasparino, a journalist and author, about the presidential election and his upcoming book. They discuss the performance of Joe Biden, the potential role of Kamala Harris as the first DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) potential president, and the influence of Wall Street on politics. They also delve into the impact of DEI policies on corporations and the backlash they face from the American people. Gasparino shares insights from his book, which explores the infusion of politics into corporate boardrooms and the subsequent pushback. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss the support for Donald Trump among Black men and the upcoming presidential debates. They also touch on topics such as inflation, tech regulation, and the loyalty of Republican politicians to Trump. The conversation highlights the importance of policy over personality and the need for candidates to connect with voters on issues that matter to them. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:24 Inflation and Economic Concerns 05:30 Silicon Valley's Views on Tech Regulation 08:21 The Economy and Consumer Sentiment 27:41 Loyalty to Trump and Republican Politicians 31:54 Policy Over Personality 34:31 Conclusion Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this special episode of Practically Political, host Carrie Sheffield is joined by guest Carla Sands, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark and Republican Senate candidate from Pennsylvania. Together with co-host Dave Spencer, they dive into a spirited discussion about the future of the Republican Party and the key strategies needed to win in 2024. Ambassador Sands emphasizes the critical importance of Republicans embracing early voting, citing examples from her own Senate race and other key states where Democrats have capitalized on this voting method. The conversation also turns to President Trump's legal troubles and their potential impact on the party, with Sands defending Trump's legacy and accomplishments during his tenure. Throughout the episode, the hosts and guest engage in a lively debate on election integrity, the weaponization of the justice system, and the contrasting records of the Trump and Biden administrations. While opinions differ, the discussion remains respectful and insightful, offering viewers a nuanced look at the challenges and opportunities facing Republicans as they look ahead to the 2024 election. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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Chapters 00:00 FDIC Chairman's Resignation and Political Fallout 06:19 Debating the Supreme Court's Moral Standards 11:59 Nikki Haley's Support for Donald Trump and Political Strategy 27:32 Remembering Alice Stewart: A Tribute to a Friend Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube
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1 Former Rep. Dave Brat Debates Illegal Immigration, Election Integrity and the War in Ukraine 34:47
In this spirited episode, former Republican Congressman Dave Brat debates hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield on hot-button issues like illegal immigration, the integrity of the 2020 election, and the war in Ukraine. While the discussions are passionate and the disagreements are sharp, the conversation remains friendly and highlights the importance of open and honest dialogue across political divides.Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss various topics including Nikki Haley's refusal to endorse Trump, Trump's outreach to voters, college demonstrations, spirituality and mental health, and the impact of the trial on Trump's candidacy. They also touch on the reputation of the Trump administration, the importance of logistics in elections, and the economic challenges faced by the Biden administration. Overall, they highlight the need for effective communication, community building, and a focus on policy and the economy in order to win over voters. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this episode of Practically Political, special guest Charlie Sykes joins hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield to discuss the current political climate and key issues heading into the 2024 election. The conversation covers the challenges Biden faces with inflation and border security, the recent developments in Republican support for Ukraine aid, the looming US debt crisis, and the potential impact of Donald Trump's legal troubles on the upcoming election. Sykes, a prominent conservative voice, shares his insights on these topics and the overall state of American politics as the nation looks ahead to what promises to be a contentious and unpredictable election cycle. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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1 Navigating Media Bias, Immigration, and Transgender Visibility in a Polarized Political Landscape 32:48
In this episode of Practically Political, hosts Carrie Sheffield and Dave Spencer engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the challenges faced in today's polarized political climate. They delve into the public's dwindling trust in media, examining potential biases in reporting and the impact on shaping public opinion. The conversation also touches upon the complex issues surrounding illegal immigration, its perceived impact on the civil rights of U.S. citizens, and the need for a more merit-based immigration system. Additionally, the hosts address the controversy surrounding the Transgender Day of Visibility coinciding with Easter and the broader implications for respecting religious holidays. Throughout the discussion, Sheffield and Spencer offer diverse perspectives, backed by data and examples, as they navigate these multifaceted topics. Join them as they aim to shed light on these pressing matters and encourage listeners to become more discerning consumers of media and political discourse.Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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In this episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield are joined by Ryan Clancy, chief strategist for No Labels, to discuss the organization's strategy for the 2024 presidential election. No Labels aims to provide an alternative choice to the American public by potentially fielding a unity ticket. Clancy shares updates on No Labels' progress in securing ballot access across the country and their plans to select a ticket that embraces their governing values and has a chance of winning the White House. The hosts question the viability of a third-party candidate in the current political climate and express concerns about the potential spoiler effect, particularly in relation to the Trump and Biden campaigns. The discussion also touches on the challenges of building a robust campaign infrastructure, the importance of selecting a compelling and charismatic candidate, and the legal aspects of No Labels' status as a 501(c)(4) organization. Tune in for an engaging and civil debate on the potential impact of No Labels on the 2024 presidential race, as Clancy addresses the hosts' concerns and outlines the organization's long-term strategy to give voice to the common sense majority. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this episode of Practically Political, hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield engage in a lively discussion on several pressing political issues. They start by examining Alabama's decision to grant personhood to embryos and its potential impact on IVF treatments, debating the ethics and political implications. Next, they delve into the topic of school choice, addressing the mixed record of charter schools and the perceived hypocrisy of politicians who oppose school choice while sending their own children to private schools. The conversation then shifts to foreign policy, as they discuss Donald Trump's stance on NATO and the importance of member countries meeting their financial commitments to the alliance. Finally, Dave and Carrie speculate about what a potential second term for Donald Trump could look like, expressing concerns about his authoritarian tendencies and the challenges of Joe Biden's age and leadership. Throughout the episode, the hosts offer their unique perspectives and engage in thoughtful, sometimes contentious dialogue on these complex issues facing the nation. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
In this episode, Maria Snegovaya, an expert on Russian affairs, discusses the situation surrounding Alexei Navalny and the actions of Vladimir Putin. She highlights the boldness of Putin's actions and the impact of Russia's relationship with China. Snegovaya also discusses the incentives for Putin's actions, including the perceived weakness of the Biden administration. She explores the support for Putin among certain groups and the rise of populism. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the cost of Putin's success and the importance of addressing inequality. Takeaways Putin acts boldly when he feels invincible and unchallenged. Russia's relationship with China plays a significant role in its actions. The perceived weakness of the Biden administration may have emboldened Putin. Populism and inequality contribute to support for Putin and the rise of right-wing parties. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:14 Alexei Navalny's Situation 05:41 Putin's Bold Actions 08:58 Russia-China Relationship 09:56 Incentives for Putin's Actions 13:21 Impact of Biden's Policies 18:03 Support for Putin 24:40 Populism and Inequality 25:38 The Cost of Putin's Success 26:17 Closing Remarks Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss the latest debates around border security and immigration policy, including Republican calls to impeach Secretary Mayorkas and bipartisan negotiations around a border security bill. They also cover disagreements over aid to Ukraine in its war with Russia. Additionally, they debate a proposal to financially require fathers to support a child even before birth. Subscribe to Practically Political on YouTube…
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