Boyd gives his insight and perspective on the last Friday before election day. How have campaigns delivered their final pitches to voters? We discuss the potential challenges and weaknesses facing a Trump term or a Harris term in office. The economy continues to be the most pressing issue on the minds of American families ahead of this election. How do Americans feel about our current system of voting? We cover this and much more here on Inside Sources.
To face the challenges of the modern world, command and control style of leadership needs to take a backseat to a different style of leadership. We need leaders who are teachers, and people who never stop learning throughout their lives. Boyd shares his stories and lessons of true leadership, and gives a model to look to in order to make the future a bright one for all.
With Americans filling out their ballots this week in preparation for the election, some polls and surveys have found that voters don't always agree with what their party says when it comes to how you should vote. This year, the Republican party has pushed for more people to vote early than in previous elections. The democrats have pushed away from requiring voter ID, but survey data reveals that voters from both parties are in favor of voting early and requiring an ID to vote. JD Tuccille from Reason joins the show.
The American Family Survey has released some revealing survey results, showing that inflation and the economy remains the highest concern for the majority of families. As cost of living is the greatest concern for the American people, how will that translate into votes this coming Tuesday? Lois Collins from Deseret News joins the show and breaks down this dynamic.
While Harris navigates her final presidential campaign stretch, the secretive nature of her transition team's decisions has sparked concern among Democrats who remain uncertain about the potential shape of her administration and its deviation from Biden's legacy. However, the determining factor of who Harris' appointees are could depend on the results of the Senate races, and which party ends up in control of that chamber in 2025. Jasper Goodman from Politico discusses this dynamic with Boyd.
Whoever wins the election this coming Tuesday will have a very big job ahead of them for the next 4 years, and many questions linger about how they will conduct themselves and pursue their policy goals. In the case of a Donald Trump victory, what are some potential weaknesses his administration could face? And would his administration be poorly equipped to apply the systemic change he says are necessary to make in our government? Megan McArdle from the Washington Post joins the show.
Welcome to the final inside look at Presidential Politics before election day on November 5th. If you've been a regular listener of this program, you know that we've been following presidential politics for a very long time, since the beginning of the first primaries. And on Tuesday, the culmination of a long and busy and controversy filled year comes to a head. What are the final pitches being made by the 2 candidates? Boyd gives his final thoughts before the coming election.
Join Boyd Matheson in digging into this Thursday’s headline! Phelim Kine shares about the recent prisoner exchange that the U.S. negotiated in with Beijing and the quiet manner it was done in. Olga Khazan shares about the “political ostriches” and the new strategy people are taking in engaging with politics. See how the democratic world can battle autocracy today with Anne Applebaum and More!
Daily rituals and practices shape not just our personal lives, but fundamentally define how we operate our businesses and campaigns. While we often take pride in staying busy and checking off tasks, this constant motion can create an illusion of progress that actually hinders our growth. The most successful leaders understand that true progress comes from aligning our daily actions with our core vision, not from the sheer volume of completed tasks. By examining our routines through this lens, we can distinguish between productive habits that drive us forward and those that merely keep us occupied.