Michael Steel, Political Analyst for MSNBC
Divisiveness in America: Is There Any Hope for Common Ground? This week we are honored to have the former Chair of the Republican National Committee
February 24, 2019
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Divisiveness in America: Is There Any Hope for Common Ground? This week we are honored to have the former Chair of the Republican National Committee
Just recently, the UDC launched the Institute for Politics Policy and History and our guest, Former Mayor Sharon Pratt, will serve as the Founding Director
Join Senator Brown & Maria Sanchez as they discuss the Dallas shootings and other recent events. In the 2nd half hour their guest will be
Our guest, Jessica Laycock, is a District woman firing a legal challenge to the ambiguous marijuana laws in the nation’s capital. As of Feb. 26,
This week we have a Republican candidate for Congress, Damian Kidd. He is an attorney with The Advocates at Driggs, Bills & Day and the
All Presidents have been judged on their first 100 days in office but Donald Trump’s approval rating is the lowest of any president ever polled
John Forster has been an advocate for D.C. Statehood for a long time. But what about the idea of achieving Statehood by joining an existing
One of the most daunting obstacles for candidates to overcome is getting their message communicated to the voters. Many people can easily access information about
Meet Medea Benjamin, author and American political activist and co-founder of the women-led peace group CODEPINK and the co-founder of the human rights group
Our topics this week include the President’s first speech to Congress, the economy and the new bill for D.C. Statehood called the ‘Washington, DC Admission
Maria and Senator Brown discuss the Shadow Politics theme: No Taxation without Representation. What’s going on in the Beltway and what is happening with Democrats
We will be looking at the Women’s March on Washington, a political rally scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C., on January 21, 2017, to