Why No One Trusts Anything
Honestly with Bari Weiss
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Erosion of Trust and Democratic Legitimacy
This chapter examines the alarming rise of distrust in the U.S. electoral process, particularly among Republican voters who believe in widespread corruption and fraud in recent elections. It contextualizes historical skepticism towards presidential legitimacy and highlights the impact of conspiracy theories, urging a focus on restoring public trust in democratic institutions. Additionally, it underscores the importance of constitutional mechanisms in promoting societal stability and the need for political leaders to foster compromise amid growing division.
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