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Jason Kander

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Afghan Vet. Recovering politician. Bestselling author. Pod host. Entrepreneur. Baseball player. Diana's husband. True and Bella's driver.
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It Doesn't Have to Be You

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By Pantsuit Politics, Jason Kander
| Pantsuit Politics (Podcast)
I'm not on today's episode, but I know you'll love it. Sarah is joined by Jason Kander, THREE time Pantsuit Politics guest. They start with an update on the Missouri redistricting fight and then turn to 2028: who do they like to lead the Democratic ticket, and what should that ticket stand for? They talk about AI, the future of work, uncapping the House (mark your Bingo card!), and how "back to normal" isn't a winning message.
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Jason Kander | Substack

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By Jason Kander
| Substack
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The New Confidence of Kansas City

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By Jason Kander, Joe Posnanski Verified
| joeposnanski.com
I asked my friend Jason Kander—attorney, author, veteran, podcaster, politician, adult baseball league centerfielder, Veterans Community Project president and defender of indefensible music tastes—to write a postmortem of the Kansas City Royals’ surprisingly wonderful season. He went bigger and wrote about the good vibes in Kansas City. My friend Joe invited me to write an essay reflecting on the Royals’ season.
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