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Tune in to this weekās episode with a fellow podcaster, Jamelle Bouie! Co-host of his own podcast, Unclear and Present Danger, and columnist for the New York Times, Jamelle Bouie, provides perspective on history and politics.Ā
Before joining the Times, Bouie began his career at The American Prospect magazine and then became the chief political correspondent at Slate magazine. From receiving the Hillman Prize for Opinion & Analysis Journalism and being elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Bouie has shaped national conversations on democracy and race. Some of Bouieās most recent articles for the Times include āThey Donāt Want to Live in Lincolnās Americaā and āThis Administration Is Silencing Its Critics.ā
Listen to one of the most influential commentators in politics today as Bouie explores topics of the Constitution and the role of executive power in modern politics
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Tune in to this weekās episode with a fellow podcaster, Jamelle Bouie! Co-host of his own podcast, Unclear and Present Danger, and columnist for the New York Times, Jamelle Bouie, provides perspective on history and politics.Ā
Before joining the Times, Bouie began his career at The American Prospect magazine and then became the chief political correspondent at Slate magazine. From receiving the Hillman Prize for Opinion & Analysis Journalism and being elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Bouie has shaped national conversations on democracy and race. Some of Bouieās most recent articles for the Times include āThey Donāt Want to Live in Lincolnās Americaā and āThis Administration Is Silencing Its Critics.ā
Listen to one of the most influential commentators in politics today as Bouie explores topics of the Constitution and the role of executive power in modern politics
Ambassador Mark Green, "I Don't Do Wish Projection"
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Ambassador Mark Green, "I Don't Do Wish Projection"
Welcome back, flies! We hope you had a spook-tacular halloween š» š This week we sat down with Mark Green, the former Ambassador to Tanzania.
Greenās career has been nothing short of extraordinary. Green began his political career as a congressman for Wisconsinās 8th congressional district, where he served as Assistant Majority Whip. During the second Bush administration, he worked to promote international development as the Ambassador to Tanzania. From 2017 to 2020, he served as the Administrator of USAIDāleading its humanitarian aid efforts.
As a malaria survivor, child of South African immigrants, and former school teacher in Kenya, Green brings a dynamic perspective to the table. TUNE IN to learn about his take on humanitarianism, free enterprise, and the Trump administrationās dismantlement of USAID.
The Fly
Tune in to this weekās episode with a fellow podcaster, Jamelle Bouie! Co-host of his own podcast, Unclear and Present Danger, and columnist for the New York Times, Jamelle Bouie, provides perspective on history and politics.Ā
Before joining the Times, Bouie began his career at The American Prospect magazine and then became the chief political correspondent at Slate magazine. From receiving the Hillman Prize for Opinion & Analysis Journalism and being elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Bouie has shaped national conversations on democracy and race. Some of Bouieās most recent articles for the Times include āThey Donāt Want to Live in Lincolnās Americaā and āThis Administration Is Silencing Its Critics.ā
Listen to one of the most influential commentators in politics today as Bouie explores topics of the Constitution and the role of executive power in modern politics
