Political Theater 384: The great ‘meh’ — Scenes from a shutdown @RollCall
Political Theater 384: The great ‘meh’ — Scenes from a shutdown @RollCall
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Jason Dick and Mary Ellen McIntire talk about how the government shutdown hasn’t created much urgency on Capitol Hill, even though the effects could be significant, why each party thinks they have the upper hand and how it might play in upcoming races like the Virginia governor’s race, where a lot of furloughed federal workers have a vote.
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Political Theater 384: The great ‘meh’ — Scenes from a shutdown

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