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Episode 18: Elijah Manley and Florida's 20th Congressional District

Season 1 · Episode 18

Wednesday, April 9, 2025 • Duration 40:42

In this episode of Jackass Politics, host Adam speaks with Elijah Manley, a congressional candidate from Florida's 20th district. Elijah shares his personal journey from homelessness to politics, emphasizing the importance of lived experiences in shaping policy. He discusses the healthcare crisis in his district, advocating for a Medicare for All system, and highlights the need for more community engagement, especially among younger voters. Elijah also addresses the challenges of campaigning as a working-class candidate and outlines his vision for a more engaged and responsive representation in Congress.

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-Elijah's personal experiences with homelessness drive his political motivations. -The lack of government support for working-class individuals is a significant issue.

-Medicare for All is essential for ensuring healthcare access for all. Engaging younger voters requires year-round outreach and not just during elections.

-The Democratic Party needs to address young men's concerns to regain their trust.

-Housing affordability is a pressing issue that requires innovative solutions. Infrastructure investment is crucial for community development and connectivity.

-Voter trust can be regained through populist messaging and genuine engagement.

-Campaigning as a working-class candidate presents unique challenges but also opportunities. -Elijah envisions a Florida 20 that is engaged and informed about their representation. Titles From Homelessness to Congress: Elijah Manley's Journey Healthcare for All: Elijah Manley's Vision

Sound Bites "I experienced childhood homelessness." "I'm not a millionaire healthcare CEO." "We need to build more housing units."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Elijah Manley

01:24 Personal Journey and Motivation for Congress

03:05 Healthcare Crisis and Medicaid Expansion

07:10 Understanding Medicare for All vs. Single Payer

13:31 Engaging Younger Constituents

16:11 Addressing Young Men's Concerns

19:36 Differentiating from Opponent

21:35 Housing Affordability Solutions

26:29 Infrastructure Challenges

34:04 Regaining Voter Trust

35:53 Campaign Obstacles and Community Engagement

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2028 Democratic Primary Candidates

Wednesday, April 9, 2025 • Duration 23:30

Ian and Adam discuss potential 2028 Democratic Primary candidates, including some dark horses (AND THE DARKEST HORSE) you won't want to miss!

Kamala Harris
Gavin Newsom
JB Pritzker
Pete Buttigieg
Gretchen Whitmer
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Jon Ossof
Mark Cuban
Tim Walz
Josh Shapiro
DARK HORSES

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 17: Trump's Tariff Trouble

Season 1 · Episode 17

Wednesday, April 9, 2025 • Duration 24:56

In this conversation, Adam and Ian discuss the recent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration and their implications for the American economy. They explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of tariffs, the impact on American workers, and the historical context of trade policies.

The discussion highlights the complexities of economic policy and the potential for a trade war, emphasizing the need for a more strategic approach to manufacturing and trade. Tariffs are intended to protect American workers but may have adverse effects. The stock market's decline reflects broader economic concerns. Many sectors of manufacturing have moved overseas, complicating the return of jobs. Raising tariffs can lead to increased consumer prices and economic stagnation. Historical precedents show that high tariffs can lead to economic downturns.

The current administration's approach lacks a clear strategy for trade negotiations. Consumer debt levels are already high, making price increases problematic for Americans. The impact of tariffs extends beyond targeted goods to the overall economy. Engaging with representatives can influence economic policy decisions. The conversation underscores the importance of understanding the complexities of trade and tariffs.

Sound Bites "The stock market tanked 1600 points." "This could lead to a recession." "We need to take Trump's power away."

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00:00 Tariffs and the Global Economy

05:47 The Impact of Tariffs on American Workers

12:30 Historical Context and Economic Consequences

18:20 Geopolitical Ramifications of Tariffs

The Broader Economic Impact of Price Increases

Is Donald Trump A Fascist?

Thursday, April 3, 2025 • Duration 07:07

On today's short episode, Ian and Adam discuss if Donald Trump's actions make him a fascist. From wanting to invade Greenland to refusing due process to immigrants (illegal or otherwise) in the United States, Trump walks that line at all times.

What do you think? Is Donald Trump a fascist?

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 16: Episode 16: Jack Cocchiarella talks new democratic leadership, abundance, and billionaires

Tuesday, March 25, 2025 • Duration 52:27

On today's episode, the Jackass Bros are joined by Jack Cocchiarella to chat about democratic leadership failings and what a new democratic leadership should look like, whether or not a democratic tea party is feasibly, the new abundance trend, and whether or not billionaires should exist.

The democratic party is in desperate need of a rebrand, remessaging, and new leadership. Adam, Ian, and Jack discuss how we can make this happen. From new, younger candidates, to existing politicians in the party not being afraid of fighting it out in public to show that dems are trying to be the best party they can be.

0:00 Introduction with Jack Cocchiarella

0:57 The failings of Chuck Schumer

4:00 Does Chris Murphy have the rizz to be leader?

10:40 Bad Democratic messaging

15:38 Bernie Sanders advocating for running as independent 19:30 A progressive tea party?

34:54 YIMBY and NIMBY

39:20 Billionaires: Should they exist? Should unrealized capital gains be taxed?

49:40 What is Jack promoting this week?

Links: Jack Cocchiarella: / @jackcocchiarellashow

Episode 15: The New Democratic Party

Season 1 · Episode 15

Wednesday, March 19, 2025 • Duration 01:04:27

On today's episode, Ian and Adam are joined by Sunjay and Sohali from College Democrats of America to discuss the democrat party as it stands today and how we can help improve it heading into the 2026 election and beyond.

This episode's discussion revolves around the current failures of the democratic leadership, including Chuck Schumer's caving on the continuing resolution, allowing republicans to keep the government open and paving the way for cuts to medicare, medicaid, and social security.

They also discuss how democrats can fix their messaging and the way they talk to prospective voters, including younger voters that the College Democrats of America are desperately trying to bring back from the fringe of the party to the mainstream.

Other topics of discussion include how democrats can be tough on crime, while also investing in social programs to help mitigate crime on the front end. Democrats need to fix their immigration messaging and that starts with cohesive policy from top-to-bottom. Common sense immigration reform similar to the ideals of the 2007-2008 Barack Obama campaign is exactly where democrats need to be.

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 14: Corruption Everywhere

Season 1 · Episode 14

Wednesday, March 12, 2025 • Duration 59:50

On this week's episode, Ian and Adam discuss myriad topics, because the political circus every week just gets more and more insane! Donald Trump is planning to launch a FIFA crypto coin to coincide with the 2026 World Cup. Oh, you know, just two corrupt organizations coming together to launch an unregulated currency. What could go wrong?

Reports also suggest that Trump's actions with Ukraine are indirectly (or directly) benefiting Russia. And whether or not you agree with Trump's stance, it's hard to argue that Russia now has an additional leg-up since Joe Biden left office.

Al Green disrupted Trump's address last week and some democrats voted in favor of censuring him. Ian and Adam discuss whether or not those democrats should have done so and whether or not any republicans would have done the same had it been one of their representatives.

National Parks generate $15 in economic for every $1 spent by taxpayers. So why is DOGE set on cutting these parks to the bone? Ian and Adam discuss the reasons and the impacts of slashing National Park budgets. And stick around for a fun "Would You Rather" game at the end!

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 12: Jackass Bros

Season 1 · Episode 12

Wednesday, March 5, 2025 • Duration 53:51

On today's episode, Ian and Adam are joined by Dylan and Beleh from the Brogressive Podcast.

They talk sports, a possible democratic tea party, and some fundamental differences between North Carolina and California.

Could the democratic party a build something like a Tea Party? And where would that come from? Adam and Dylan agree that a democratic tea party could rise from the middle class with an economic message, while Beleh and Ian are skeptical that anyone other than members of the democratic base could create a lasting movement.

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 13: Donald Trump Is Killing NOAA

Season 1 · Episode 13

Wednesday, March 5, 2025 • Duration 01:21:09

On today's episode, Ian and Adam are joined by government meteorologist Adam Webb to discuss the Trump administration's gutting of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and NWS (National Weather Service).

Eric discusses what NOAA does, what this will mean on a day-to-day basis, what this will mean for the private sector, and just how big of an impact this could truly have on the economy.

Later, Ian and Adam discuss the impending government shutdown, advances in quantum computing and artificial intelligence, advances into prostate cancer vaccinations, the anti-vaccination mentality surrounding politics, and Donald Trump's disastrous meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Check it out!

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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Episode 11: Who Are The Most Authentic Politicians?

Wednesday, February 26, 2025 • Duration 12:30

On today's episode, Adam and Ian discuss this era's most authentic politicians. They also discuss what a democratic tea party might look like and what the messaging structure might consist of.

Between AOC, Pete Buttigieg, and Bernie Sanders, who do you think is the most themselves when they speak, both in personal situations and in their political careers?

Do you agree the Barack Obama was a master of both his authentic voice and his political voice?

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🫏 Welcome to Jackass Politics – the no-BS, left-leaning podcast that calls it like it is. We’re here to dissect the chaos of American politics with sharp humor, relatable insights, and unapologetic pragmatism. Whether it’s Democrats, Republicans, or the whole system acting up, no one’s safe from our spotlight. Perfect for working-class voters tired of political theater and ready for real talk. Pull up a seat – let’s cut through the noise together. 🫏

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