What podcasts say about Sarah Isger
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Sarah Isger has said on podcasts
15 statements · 5 positive · 8 negative · 2 neutral
A Democratic wavelet is likely in the midterm elections.
“the polling would have to be really, really off for there not to be at least a blue wavelet coming. in three weeks.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 4:27
James Tallarico and Democrats may win Texas and five Senate seats.
“I think there's plenty of reasons to think that Tallarico will win, the Democrats win five seats in the Senate, and that this is the first wave election of the last two decades.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 7:02
Trump campaigning in Alaska could harm Dan Sullivan’s Senate campaign.
“Trump going to Alaska, to me, seems actually a perilous move for Dan Sullivan.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 16:04
Trump should campaign because he will be blamed for losses regardless.
“if you're going to get blamed anyway, get out there and campaign so that you can't get blamed.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 28:16
- on Republican National Committee data and digital infrastructureNegativeOct 16, 2026· The Dispatch Podcast
Insufficient RNC data infrastructure would disadvantage Republicans in future elections.
“If the Republican National Committee does not have the data and digital infrastructure for 2028, for 2030. Republicans are at an enormous disadvantage against the Democratic Party moving forward.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 36:13
Donald Trump displaced experienced Republican operatives with less capable replacements.
“Donald Trump was killing off a generation of Republican operatives who actually knew their state”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 36:47
Republicans are likely to lose the redistricted Texas districts.
“Now they're going to lose those districts.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 40:57
Beto O’Rourke’s organization helped enable a possible Democratic Texas victory.
“If James Tallarico wins Texas, it will be because of the roots that Beto O'Rourke planted back in 2018.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 48:19
The Republican candidate is unlikely to lose South Carolina without a large wave.
“South Carolina doesn't have that. So unless you're telling me that it's like a blowout, It would be very, very hard for the Republican candidate in this case to lose.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 49:32
Misrepresenting oneself as licensed to provide legal advice can constitute an offense.
“if you hold yourself out with whatever words you want. As someone who is licensed to give legal advice, you have committed an offense.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:03:54
An out-of-state lawyer may violate Massachusetts law by giving legal advice there.
“If I'm in the state of Massachusetts, as I am currently, and I give someone legal advice or hold myself out as someone who is able to give legal advice, I have broken the law in Massachusetts.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:04:16
Legal liability depends on whether company advice appeared to come from a licensed lawyer.
“What matters is in that company, was she providing advice that could have been reasonably perceived as advice coming from someone licensed to practice law?”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:06:03
The White House press secretary role is obsolete in 2026.
“The job of White House press secretary doesn't make sense in the year 2026 anymore.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:08:37
Modern presidents no longer need White House press secretaries.
“we don't need White House press secretaries.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:09:28
Legal status turns on whether a reasonable person would perceive someone as licensed to practice law.
“The point is whether a reasonable person would think that you were holding yourself out as someone who was licensed to practice law in a state.”
Open the episode · A Blue Wave or an Anti-Incumbent Wave?Listen at 1:14:51
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