Tonight’s theme episode of The
Independents (Fox Business Network, 9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT,
with re-airs three and five hours later) starts from the premise
that the upcoming congressional midterm vote is a “Seinfeld
election“—i.e., an
election about nothing. Trying gamely to protest to the
contrary are a host of partisans: Party Panelists Guy Benson (Townhall
Political Editor) and Richard Fowler
(“Progressive Messaging Expert and all around good guy”), plus the
DNC’s Michael Czin and
the RNC’s Kirsten
Kukowski.
Thankfully unencumbered with such affiliations is
our own beloved Reason columnist Veronique de
Rugy, who will talk about which combinations of partisan
control over various chunks of the federal government lead to the
least worst increases in spending. Breaking down the dizzying
number of possibilities in the Senate is Fox News Channel Digital
Politics Editor Chris
Stirewalt. Assessing the role (and non-role) of foreign policy
in this election is Weekly Standard Senior Writer Stephen Hayes. Kennedy will
stick her microphone into the determined apathy and ignorance of
New Yorkers and tourists, and the co-hosts will enjoy some of the
worst campaign ads of this latest dreary cycle.
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