In this episode Ben examines remarks from Cori Bush about using the Equal Rights Amendment to protect abortion and transgender rights, review the political debate surrounding the amendment, discuss Democratic polling challenges, and assess what these debates could mean for voters and upcoming elections. The episode also looks at criticism directed at Democratic leaders, reactions to foreign policy debates involving Iran, and controversy surrounding a proposal for city-owned grocery stores in New York City that would require proof of residency for participation.

Former Representative Cori Bush argues that the Equal Rights Amendment should become the 28th Amendment and says it could be used to protect abortion rights and transgender rights. The debate highlights a broader fight over constitutional change, cultural issues, and the future direction of the Democratic Party.In this episode, the focus is on whether Democratic candidates are moving toward more progressive policy goals ahead of key elections and how those positions may resonate with voters. The discussion centers on constitutional questions, election messaging, and the political consequences of embracing controversial policy priorities. 

Topics Covered:

• Cori Bush's call to advance the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment
• Debate over abortion rights and transgender rights under the ERA framework
• Democratic Party messaging and voter reactions ahead of elections
• Comments from Mark Kelly on the Iran conflict and Democratic polling challenges
• Debate over voter ID versus residency requirements in New York City policy proposals
• Broader discussion about progressive policy priorities and constitutional change

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