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Read Ezra’s column in The New York Times.To submit a question, comment, or reflection for our mailbag episode, write us at Show-notes: On the back-half, Ezra reflects on his early years covering Washington (29:35), his decision to leave VOX for The New York Times (34:37), his role in today’s media landscape (38:10), and where he’s finding hope in 2022 (45:29). He joins us this week to unpack the debate around school closures in the wake of Omicron (6:00), President Biden’s push to pass voting rights legislation (11:30), the GOP’s “precinct strategy” to win local elections (16:24), and what Democrats need to do ahead of the November midterms (23:00). –Ezra Klein, episode 257 of Talk Easy with Sam FragosoĮzra Klein is a columnist for The New York Times, the host of The Ezra Klein Show, and the author of Why We’re Polarized. In particular, what it feels like you should be doing to fight for democracy, and what might be effective to do when fighting for democracy.” “There’s a mismatch in the way American elections work, which ends up making it hard for people to think strategically and clearly.
