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Oct 28, 2026 34 min

Wave, Goodbye?!

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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.politix.fm Haha, made you look! The wave is still on, the only real question: will it be big enough to deliver Dems a John Fetterman-proof Senate majority. In this episode, Matt and Brian discuss: * Whether any nagging doubt are harshing otherwise good vibes; * Is the right heuristic here the history and circumstances of past wave elections, or the tea leaves of this election? * Why the hard shift in public opinion against Trump and Trumpism is real, even if Republicans manage to cheat and spend their way to holding the closest battlegrounds. Then, predictions! How many seats will Democrats win in the House? The Senate? How many new state trifectas will they win? Will they complete the unfinished business of mid-Census gerrymandering next year? Will they embargo Trump’s judicial nominees? What unlikely scenarios are we eyeing? What dirty tricks will Trump pull? And what bellwethers will we anticipating as polls close? Answers are available in full to paid subscribers. Only the first half’s available to freeloaders and viewers on YouTube. Upgrade your subscription and pipe full episodes directly to your favorite podcast app via your own private feed. Further reading: * Brian argues Dems should call out Trump and his cheating oligarchs for all their cheating now in case the cheating helps Republican hold crucial seats. * Halina Bennet on the state of the race. * The Split Ticket model.

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