<![CDATA[Regular Order by Jamie Dupree]]>
jamiedupree.substack.com]]>https://jamiedupree.substack.com/podcastSubstackSun, 17 May 2026 07:41:02 GMThttps://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/231644.rssJamie DupreeDigging into Congress and WashingtonepisodicJamie Dupreejamiedupree@substack.comNo<![CDATA[REGULAR ORDER: Remembering President Jimmy Carter]]>The Carter Center confirmed on Sunday that former President Jimmy Carter died in Plains, Georgia, at age 100. Carter had been in hospice care at his home in February of 2023.

Look back on his time in office with this Regular Order podcast.



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Photo of the Pentagon on 9-11-2001 after it was struck by a hijacked passenger jet. Photo credit: Gerry J. Gilmore, DOD.



Get full access to Regular Order by Jamie Dupree at jamiedupree.substack.com/subscribe]]>https://jamiedupree.substack.com/p/remember-september-11substack:post:148734779Tue, 10 Sep 2024 17:20:04 GMTJamie DupreeNo269<![CDATA[Trump, GOP still stuck on 2020]]>It was a familiar refrain for Donald Trump and some of his key allies at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee - they can't let go of their false claims of election fraud, still unable to put forward any evidence of 2020 wrongdoing.

"I’ve got the evidence at my home," former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani said on Media Row during the GOP convention. (Narrator - No he doesn't.)

Listen to my story from Milwaukee.



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Three new statues are joining the Capitol collection. Arkansas just sent one of Daisy Bates, an NAACP official and civil rights leader. North Carolina will next send one of the Rev. Billy Graham. And this summer, Arkansas will add one of famed singer Johnny Cash.

The North Carolina and Arkansas statues are replacing people who were clearly white supremacists. And Daisy Bates now stands next to Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. A black woman, standing tall, next to Davis - who did all he could to make sure someone like Bates could never receive such an honor.

Who do you think sends a better message to the tourists who file through the U.S. Capitol every day? The Black woman who fought for equality? Or the Confederate President who fought for slavery?

You know the answer.

Why is there a statue of the Confederate President in the Capitol?

Under an 1864 law, each state gets to send two statues to the Capitol. Mississippi sent the Davis statue in 1931.

Georgia sent a statue of the Confederate Vice President in 1927. And there are others.



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Part of this was congratulating the President - and the excitement of the moment for Democrats. But it’s also about relationships - and getting things done.



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“The people are sick and tired of the finger pointing and the petty partisan bickering,” Suozzi said on the House floor. “They want us to work together.”

How was that message received? Listen to today’s ‘Regular Order’ podcast.



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Much more in my ‘Regular Order’ newsletter at http://jamiedupree.substack.com



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Get full access to Regular Order by Jamie Dupree at jamiedupree.substack.com/subscribe]]>https://jamiedupree.substack.com/p/looking-back-at-september-11-2001substack:post:41168362Sat, 11 Sep 2021 10:05:59 GMTJamie DupreeNo253<![CDATA[REGULAR ORDER: Winston Churchill makes it a December 26 Joint meeting to remember]]>Normally, the U.S. Capitol is quiet the day after Christmas. But not in 1941. 19 days after the attack on Pearl Harbor - ‘a date which will live in infamy,’ as President Roosevelt told the nation - lawmakers gathered to hear from the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, who had come to Washington for war planning. Few lawmakers were in town, so the speech was not held in the House Chamber as is normal for foreign leaders.

But it was a speech to remember.

Jamie 2.0 tells the story.

If you’re not familiar with why I call my voice “Jamie 2.0” - you can watch some of this video.



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