Chicago Conventions: A Tale of Two Parties

In this chapter, the speakers recount their experiences at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, contrasting it with their previous attendance at the Republican National Convention. They delve into polling data and viewership metrics, focusing on the differing popularity of vice presidential candidates Walz and Vance. The discussion culminates in a critique of a political figure's visit to a donut shop, highlighting a lack of genuine connection amidst ongoing social protests.