Dana Bash on America’s Deadliest Election
Live at the National Constitution Center
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Lessons from Contested Elections
This chapter analyzes the historical context of contentious elections, focusing on the 1876 election and its similarity to the 2000 Bush v. Gore case. It discusses the evolving role of the judiciary and the complexities of executive power, while also examining the erosion of trust in democratic institutions. The dialogue highlights critical lessons from history that resonate in today's political landscape, emphasizing the consequences of distrust and the potential for constitutional crises.
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