Press Play with Madeleine Brand
What are moderate voters looking for in a presidential candidate?
After Tuesday’s fourth Democratic debate, one question is on voters’ minds: is there an alternative to the front-runners?
By Barbara Bogaev • • 1 min readAfter Tuesday’s fourth Democratic debate, one question is on voters’ minds: is there an alternative to the front-runners? Is there someone who steers more center, and can attract people who may be concerned about Joe Biden’s issues (e.g., his son Hunter’s investments and relationship to Ukraine) or put off by progressive policies of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders? Could a candidate like Amy Klobuchar Pete Buttigieg be that more moderate alternative?
And what do voters in key swing states (Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania) really want?
The full episode
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The full episode
1 of 5Taking politics out of the climate change debate- 0:00What are moderate voters looking for in a presidential candidate?You’re reading this
- 8:08As impeachment inquiry ratchets up, who are the ‘Three Amigos?’
- 18:13Reframing climate change as a symptom of evolutionary success
- 27:04Country star Tanya Tucker on her first album in nearly 20 years
- 42:47Remembering Scotty Bowers, the ‘male madame to the stars’