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Cigar Caucus- Where Legacy Meets Conversation

Welcome to The Cigar Caucus, a space for civil discourse hosted by former U.S Senator Tim Hutchinson. With warmth and wit, Tim explores legacy, faith, and friendship, offering a personal glimpse into politics. Join him for thoughtful conversations that shape our lives and nation.

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Sen. Tim Hutchinson

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About Us

Origins of the Cigar Caucus

It began a decade ago on porches and patios—just good cigars and good conversation. Politics brought us together, but once the cigars were lit, labels faded and friendships formed.

When COVID hit, we moved to Zoom—and instead of shrinking, we grew. Today, the Cigar Caucus spans from New Hampshire to Florida, still grounded in humor, respect, and real conversation.

In a divided time, it’s proof that civil discourse isn’t gone—it’s just enjoying a good cigar.

Featured Clips

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Latest Episode

Episode 22: Steve Israel

Episode 21: Barry Goldwater Jr. 

Senator Roger Marshall Part 2: Community, Responsibility & the Debt Crisis
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A Doctor, A Farmer, A Senator | The Story of Senator Roger Marshall (Part 1)
11:19
George Allen: A Legacy of Leadership
44:50
Politics is Personal with Chris Dodd
30:16
Civility and Compromise in American Politics with Tom Daschle
26:48
From the Ozarks to the Senate: Roy Blunt's Journey
32:11
Legacy of Public Service: Jack Kingston
28:32
From the Battlefield to the Senate Floor: Ben Nelson on Leadership and Loyalty
31:46

New Episodes Every Tuesday and Thursday Morning!
 


Episode 21: Former Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. shares insights on his political journey, the legacy of his father, and the importance of civility in politics. He also discusses the Privacy Act of 1974 and the challenges of partisanship in modern politics.

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Episode 22: The conversation with former Congressman Steve Israel covers his journey from growing up in Brooklyn to serving in Congress and transitioning to bookstore ownership. It delves into the challenges of bipartisanship and the role of books in healing political divides. Steve's insights on leadership, political strategy, and the disappearance of the middle ground provide valuable takeaways for listeners.


• March 24th & 25th: Part 1 and 2 of Col. Jim Hendren 

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