Corruption and Grassroots Movements in American Politics

This chapter explores the intricate dynamics of the American political landscape, focusing on corruption and grassroots engagement within the Democratic and Republican parties. It highlights the struggle for authentic political narratives against oligarchic influences and examines the evolving public perception of corruption since the 1980s. The speakers discuss the implications of political corruption on democracy and the necessity for credible candidates to address these issues and inspire genuine voter engagement.