We are exactly one year out from the 2024 presidential elections, and Andrew & Jerry break it all down for you.  The third GOP Candidates debate was last night, and we talk about who won, who lost, and whether or not things were at all better with only five candidates on the stage.  What happens when you wait until after the debate to watch highlights?  Do you come away with a different impression once the emotions of the moment give away? Should a candidate who doesn't come to a debate allowed to proceed on a ballot?

Then they talk about Election 2023, and what happened in Virginia, New Jersey, Kentucky and elsewhere.  Are the prevailing narratives right about a Democrat wave in this off-cycle election?  What were the bright spots, if any? Should Democrats be concerned about how their election performance plays into the 2024 Presidential and Congressional elections?  Andrew makes a prediction of what the 2024 election will be about, and Jerry talks about the use of "MAGA" as a smear, and how Republicans should change it.  Is there a way to separate Donald Trump from "MAGA"?  Abortion was an overarching issue in 2023--what can Republicans and the pro-life movement learn about how the issue played across the country?  And will Joe Biden be the Democrat's 2024 nominee?  If not, who WILL it be?  And if it's not Kamala Harris, is that a problem for the Democrats?