Economic Inequality and Generational Divides

This chapter explores the impact of economic inequality on American politics and the urgent need to rebuild the middle class to address growing populist sentiments. It delves into generational differences in political attitudes towards foreign policy, focusing on younger voters' disillusionment with U.S. commitments abroad, particularly regarding Israel. The discussion emphasizes the importance for political candidates to prioritize local issues and the voices of the working class or risk alienating younger constituents.