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Every book Sarah Longwell recommended on podcasts

Guest on Pod Save America · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Books recommended by Sarah Longwell

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  1. How to Eat an Elephant

    Sarah Longwell · Discussed · 1 episode

    How to Eat an Elephant by Sarah Longwell is a book that examines contemporary American politics, voter behavior, and the information environment.

    Discussed
    “On the other side of that coin though, is the non college working class voters and a multiracial working class coalition. You know, Trump, Trump won with Hispanics or much, much higher proportion of Hispanics, a much higher proportion of black voters, much higher proportion of young voters. Um, and I think once you get to a general election, the”
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Books Sarah Longwell wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Artificial Intelligence, Actual IdiotsPod Save America2026-09-152
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
Plugged How to Eat an Elephant
“I think to me, what's more interesting is not who runs. It's sort of what voters want in a post Trump world, because a big part of my theory of the case rests on this fact that Trump has changed the Republican party to such a degree where it is this cult of personality.”
Passing Why We Did It
“I call this Tim's Why We Did It era, which you only know if you've read Tim's book, but it's a good joke if you got Tim's book.”