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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 34 MIN

How a Life of Segregation Shaped a Congressman’s Call for Bipartisanship

from Cigar Caucus · host Sen. Tim Hutchinson

The conversation delves into the birth of the Cigar Caucus, Albert Wynn's experiences growing up in segregated South, his journey to Philadelphia, educational background, entry into politics, role on the Energy and Commerce Committee, transition to Congress, challenges of representing federal workers, government shutdown, and the need for bipartisanship in Congress. The themes of bipartisanship and the challenges of segregation are central to the discussion.TakeawaysBipartisanshipChallenges of SegregationChapters00:00 The Birth of the Cigar Caucus06:15 Experiences with Law Enforcement14:18 Entry into Politics20:59 Transition to Congress27:33 Challenges of Representing Federal Workers

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