The Illusion of Relatability in Political Debates

This chapter explores a vice presidential debate where candidates sidestep critical questions about preemptive military actions while attempting to appear relatable. It critiques the tendency of politicians to prioritize personal narratives over substantial discourse, highlighting the troubling normalization of aggressive foreign policies in the political arena.

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