Tom Nichols: Drama Queens About Everything
The Bulwark Podcast
Republican men used to be stoic and quiet technocrats, but now they're screechy and freaky. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has a whole crop of strong, silent types to choose from as a running mate.
Plus, a shout-out to Charlie Sykes, movies Tim hasn't seen, and can we quit the identity-oriented Zooms for Kamala? Tom Nichols joins Tim Miller.
show notes:
Tom's piece on the manliness flip-flop Tom's piece on Biden stepping aside Charlie on how Never Trumpers really mean never Trump's 400 kids remark
Raw Description
<div>Republican men used to be stoic and quiet technocrats, but now they're screechy and freaky. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has a whole crop of strong, silent types to choose from as a running mate. <br><br>Plus, a shout-out to Charlie Sykes, movies Tim hasn't seen, and can we quit the identity-oriented Zooms for Kamala? <strong>Tom Nichols</strong> joins Tim Miller.<br><br><em>show notes:<br><br></em><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/the-quiet-confident-men-of-american-politics/679227/">Tom's piece on the manliness flip-flop</a><br><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/a-candidate-not-a-cult-leader/679182/">Tom's piece on Biden stepping aside</a><br><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/the-never-trumpers-are-clear-on-their-goal/679287/">Charlie on how Never Trumpers really mean never</a><br><a href="http://Charlie%20on%20how%20Never%20Trumpers%20really%20mean%20never">Trump's 400 kids remark<br></a><br></div>
Show Notes
Republican men used to be stoic and quiet technocrats, but now they're screechy and freaky. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has a whole crop of strong, silent types to choose from as a running mate.
Plus, a shout-out to Charlie Sykes, movies Tim hasn't seen, and can we quit the identity-oriented Zooms for Kamala? Tom Nichols joins Tim Miller.
show notes:
Tom's piece on the manliness flip-flop Tom's piece on Biden stepping aside Charlie on how Never Trumpers really mean never Trump's 400 kids remark
Raw Description
<div>Republican men used to be stoic and quiet technocrats, but now they're screechy and freaky. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has a whole crop of strong, silent types to choose from as a running mate. <br><br>Plus, a shout-out to Charlie Sykes, movies Tim hasn't seen, and can we quit the identity-oriented Zooms for Kamala? <strong>Tom Nichols</strong> joins Tim Miller.<br><br><em>show notes:<br><br></em><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/the-quiet-confident-men-of-american-politics/679227/">Tom's piece on the manliness flip-flop</a><br><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/a-candidate-not-a-cult-leader/679182/">Tom's piece on Biden stepping aside</a><br><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/the-never-trumpers-are-clear-on-their-goal/679287/">Charlie on how Never Trumpers really mean never</a><br><a href="http://Charlie%20on%20how%20Never%20Trumpers%20really%20mean%20never">Trump's 400 kids remark<br></a><br></div>