David Leonhardt on Why the Left isn’t Reaching the Working Class
The Good Fight
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Shifts in the Political Landscape: Left vs. Right
This chapter examines the evolving political dynamics in Europe and the United States, focusing on the challenges faced by left-wing parties amid a rise in far-right populism. It discusses how traditional left electorates, particularly the working class, are increasingly drawn to populist parties, while analyzing the impact of immigration policies on voter sentiment. Examples from various countries underscore the need for left-leaning parties to adapt to changing social conditions and engage meaningfully with immigration concerns to retain support.
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