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Politics Podcast: Why Doesn't Anybody Want To Be Establishment?

NPR | By NPR Staff
Published March 7, 2016 at 5:56 PM EST
Madonna performs "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" during the filming of the movie <em>Evita</em> in Buenos Aires.
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Madonna performs "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" during the filming of the movie Evita in Buenos Aires.
Listen to the NPR Politics Podcast

The NPR Politics team returns with a quick take about a word that seems to be on everyone's mind, both Democrats and Republicans alike: establishment. The team discusses what the establishment really means and why people are so reluctant to say they are a part of it.

The team also talks debates, the contests coming up this week, and Madonna (yes, really).

On the podcast:

  • Campaign Reporter Sam Sanders

  • Digital Political Reporter Danielle Kurtzleben

  • Editor and Correspondent Ron Elving

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