Why Do Black People Vote for Democrats?
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The Power of Ideas in Politics
This chapter examines the critical role of ideas and arguments in shaping political beliefs and coalitions, challenging the notion that material changes are the key drivers. It highlights the complex interplay between individual convictions and coalition dynamics, particularly in the current U.S. political landscape, including concerns about centrist influences. The discussion also reflects on the evolving nature of political identities and the fragility of party alignments in the age of social media.
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