Testing Theories of American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups, and Average Citizens – Volume 12 Issue 3
Category Archives: Electioneering
Pedro Gonzalez: Why Economic Populism Is KEY To Trumpism – YouTube
Political Divisions in 2016 and… | Democracy Fund Voter Study Group
Read Lee Drutman’s report on the political divisions in America and their effect on the 2016 Presidential election.
Source: Political Divisions in 2016 and… | Democracy Fund Voter Study Group
The American Political Stalemate – Areo
American politics is stuck in trench warfare. Over the past half-century, since Lyndon Johnson enacted his Great Society agenda on a wave of liberal optimism, neither party has enjoyed sustained control of the executive and legislative branches of government at the same time.
*C-Span After Words: “Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present” with Ruth Ben-Ghiat
Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat examined how authoritarian leaders rule. She was interviewed by Barnard College and Columbia University professor and author Sheri Berman.
Quillette Podcast Episode 129: Oren Cass on the Conservative Case for Labor Unions
As the conservative movement enters a period of post-Trump flux, American Compass CEO Oren Cass explains to Quillette‘s Jonathan Kay why a right-leaning coalition with organized labor now makes sense.
Source: PODCAST 129: Oren Cass on the Conservative Case for Labor Unions – Quillette
The American Mind Podcast Roundtable Episode #48: Election issues, Jericho rally, grassroots right, cancel culture, etc.
The electoral college has cast their ballots. But there are lingering issues percolating through public discourse, from corruption to separation. Our editors have measured commentary to tell you what you should be watching and what is white noise. Plus: a frank discussion about class, religion, and politics in America.
Source: The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode #48 – The American Mind
EXCELLENT: What Is Progressivism? – Tablet Magazine
City Journal’s 10 Blocks podcast: Rise of the Muni-Socialists
Steven Malanga joins Brian Anderson to discuss the growing prevalence of socialist-aligned candidates running for municipal offices, the Democratic Socialists of America’s plans for New York City in 2021, and the results of several big state referendums in this year’s election.
The Chris Buskirk Show: American political decay, caste division and system fragility w/Malcom Kyeyune
Malcom Kyeyune joins me to discuss the decay evident in America’s political system, where class analysis is insufficient and why understanding cultural divisions as caste divisions may be more helpful. We also discuss the increasing fragility in the system and the perceived (but not real) lack of agency built into process-based politics.
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