This week, Josh Moon and David Person discuss controversies within the Alabama Democratic Party — again. They delve into Chairman Randy Kelley's latest allegations against Doug Jones.

Then, Ken Martin, the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee, discusses the importance of year-round organizing, the need to engage faith communities, and the challenges of media strategies in the current political landscape. Martin emphasizes the necessity of investing in red states like Alabama.

Finally, Tommy Tuberville's potential run for governor and the implications of his candidacy. And this week's Rightwing Nut of the Week.

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Is the Democratic Party Finally Going to Invest in Alabama? (w/ DNC Chair Ken Martin)

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