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Mentioned in 12 episodes
The emerging Democratic majority
Book • 1974
This book, published in 1974, presents an analysis of the political landscape in the United States, forecasting the emergence of a Democratic majority.
It discusses the implications of new political trends and demographic changes on the electoral landscape.
The foreword is written by Harold E. Hughes, adding additional insights to the analysis.
It discusses the implications of new political trends and demographic changes on the electoral landscape.
The foreword is written by Harold E. Hughes, adding additional insights to the analysis.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Mentioned by
Peter Shamshery as a book arguing that changing demographics would deliver the future to Democrats.


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Matt Welch in the context of books that analyze the cultural politics of modern liberalism.


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Noah Smith while discussing the book's prediction about the future of the Democratic Party.


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Mentioned by
Jonah Goldberg in the context of discussing the end of history thesis and its interpretations.


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Markus Lanz im Kontext der Vorhersagen über die zukünftige politische Landschaft der USA.


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Meghna Chakrabarti as a book co-authored by Rui Teixeira and John Judas in 2002, influential in Democratic Party circles.


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Mentioned by
Michael Moynihan as a book they wrote in 2002, discussing the premise and its relevance 20 years later.


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Ben Shapiro when discussing the left's belief that the rising minority majority would make conservatism obsolete.


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