We're still sorting through the midterm results and what Democratic gains in state legislatures could mean for how Americans choose a president in 2028. In this episode, we discuss: 
<ul>
 <li>Votes still being counted in Mississippi and Alaska </li>
 <li>State legislative changes </li>
 <li>Faith in the new Congress </li>
 <li>Leadership fights</li>
 <li>the Hegseth impeachment push </li>
 <li>Stephen Miller as chief of staff </li>
 <li>The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact</li>
 <li>Uncapping the House </li>
 <li>Outside of politics: Sesame Street turns 57 </li>
</ul>

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