Dan Osborn: Connecting with Working People

Tim Miller interviews Dan Osborn, an independent candidate for Senate in Nebraska, discussing his background as a union president, his political evolution, and his views on various issues. Osborn shares his experiences during a strike against Kellogg's, his perspective on COVID-19, and his reasons for running as an independent, emphasizing economic issues and criticizing the two-party system. They delve into topics such as immigration, tariffs, foreign policy, and Osborn's stance against his opponent, Pete Ricketts, while also touching on lighter subjects like Husker football.

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The Bulwark Podcast

Introduction to Dan Osborn and the Democratic Party's Challenges

The Need for Authentic Candidates and Dan Osborn's Background

Political Leaders' Response to COVID-19 and Osborn's Political Evolution

Osborn's Focus on Economic Issues and Connecting with Voters

Immigration Policy, Political Dysfunction, and Tribalism

Foreign Policy, Pete Ricketts, and Rapid Fire Questions

Dan Osborn: Connecting with Working People

The Bulwark Podcast

00:14Introduction to Dan Osborn and the Democratic Party's Challenges

Introduction to Dan Osborn and the Democratic Party's Challenges

06:17The Need for Authentic Candidates and Dan Osborn's Background

The Need for Authentic Candidates and Dan Osborn's Background

15:16Political Leaders' Response to COVID-19 and Osborn's Political Evolution

Political Leaders' Response to COVID-19 and Osborn's Political Evolution

25:01Osborn's Focus on Economic Issues and Connecting with Voters

Osborn's Focus on Economic Issues and Connecting with Voters

35:52Immigration Policy, Political Dysfunction, and Tribalism

Immigration Policy, Political Dysfunction, and Tribalism

45:54Foreign Policy, Pete Ricketts, and Rapid Fire Questions

Foreign Policy, Pete Ricketts, and Rapid Fire Questions