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Donald Trump’s Reëlection, and America’s Future

The New Yorker Radio Hour

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Money, Politics, and Identity

This chapter analyzes the intricate relationship between money and politics in recent American elections, highlighting the Democratic Party's struggle to resonate with working-class voters while contending with wealthy influences. It discusses the contrasting dynamics of support for candidates like Trump and Harris, exploring the effects of financial backing, cultural strategies, and key issues like reproductive rights. Additionally, the conversation reflects on the evolving identity of the Democratic Party, the fractures within its factions, and the looming threat to democracy under potential authoritarianism.

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