Historic doesn’t begin to describe the five day long vote for the Speakership – Professor Allan Saxe of the University of Texas – Arlington, drops in to discuss just how historical it was. Don’t miss it.

<p>Historic doesn’t begin to describe the five day long vote for the Speakership – <a href="https://www.uta.edu/academics/faculty/profile?username=saxe">Professor Allan Saxe</a> of the University of Texas – Arlington, drops in to discuss just how historical it was. Don’t miss it.</p>

The GOPAC team explores the biggest game changers of the month by interviewing political movers and shakers to shine a light on how politics impacts elections, candidates, and policy. This podcast is a fresh take on the original GOPAC Tapes which were credited with being a key catalyst of the Republican Revolution that stormed the nation in 1994, leading to a Republican takeover of Congress.

<p>The GOPAC team explores the biggest game changers of the month by interviewing political movers and shakers to shine a light on how politics impacts elections, candidates, and policy. This podcast is a fresh take on the original GOPAC Tapes which were credited with being a key catalyst of the Republican Revolution that stormed the nation in 1994, leading to a Republican takeover of Congress.</p>

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