Sen. Tim Hutchinson

Cigar Caucus

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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. Origins of the Cigar Caucus ​ It started a decade ago—not in hearing rooms or campaign offices, but on porches and patios where a handful of us gathered for two simple pleasures: good cigars and good conversation. Politics brought us together, but once the cigars were lit, labels faded. Republicans, Democrats, Liberta...

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Sen. Tim Hutchinson

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8 wrz 2026

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From Missouri to Washington: Jim Talent on Leadership and the 1990s Congress 12.03.2026

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The Lost Art of Civility in Politics | Russ Feingold 10.03.2026

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How Industry Shaped Politics — A Conversation with Congressman Charles Bass 03.03.2026

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From Regular Guy to Speaker of the House: John Boehner’s Story 26.02.2026

The conversation covers John Boehner's journey from a regular guy to the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, his legislative accomplishments, and the challenges of maintaining civility and bipartisanship in politics. It also delves into the informal settings in DC, the emotional side of John Boehner, and his life after stepping down from the Speakership. The discussion highlights the Ameri...

Building Bridges Across Party Lines with John Gizzi 24.02.2026

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Why the Most Effective Politicians Walk Toward Conflict to Calm It—Not Away From It 19.02.2026

Senator Lankford shares insights on government waste, faith in public service, and the importance of bipartisan cooperation. He emphasizes the need for a solid foundation, ethical values, and practical service to bring purpose and meaning to public service. Takeaways Addressing government waste and inefficiency Integrating faith in public service Importance of bipartisan cooperation Encouraging pr...

How Evan Bayh’s Bipartisan Legacy Can Inspire Better Congress Again 17.02.2026

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How a Life of Segregation Shaped a Congressman’s Call for Bipartisanship 12.02.2026

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How Listening Across Parties Revived Congress — Secrets from a 30-Year Politician 10.02.2026

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Newt Gingrich: A Journey Through Politics 05.02.2026

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The Hidden Power of the Senate Chaplain’s Prayers in Nation’s Crises 03.02.2026

Chaplain Barry Black's influence, leadership lessons from the Navy, the role of the Senate Chaplain, the impact of prayer in politics, and the power of scripture and prayer are the primary themes of the conversation. The discussion delves into the profound impact of prayer, the leadership and influence of Chaplain Barry Black, and the wisdom and guidance needed in political decision-making. Takeaw...

From the Battlefield to the Senate Floor: Ben Nelson on Leadership and Loyalty 29.01.2026

The conversation with Senator Ben Nelson covers topics such as the spirit of the Cigar Caucus, traveling to Afghanistan, friendship and relationships in the Senate, early political journey, values from the Heartland, the experience of being a governor vs. a senator, bipartisanship and civility, and advice for the Senate and young politicians. The key takeaways from the conversation are the importa...

Legacy of Public Service: Jack Kingston 27.01.2026

The conversation with Congressman Jack Kingston covers his legacy of public service, early political influences, the impact of one-minute speeches, the freshman class of 1992, the Contract with America, personal side of politics, bipartisan relationships, campaign trail memories, and advice for aspiring politicians. Congressman Kingston reflects on his legacy and the importance of serving the comm...

From the Ozarks to the Senate: Roy Blunt's Journey 22.01.2026

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Civility and Compromise in American Politics with Tom Daschle 20.01.2026

Join Tim Hutchinson as he sits down with former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle to explore the enduring importance of civility and compromise in politics. Discover insights from Daschle's leadership during pivotal moments in history and his reflections on the current political climate. #CivilityInPolitics #Leadership

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