Jacobin Radio Jacobin Radio: The Landslide That Wasn't w/ Marc Cooper
Nov 26, 2024
Marc Cooper, a veteran journalist and former USC journalism professor, dives deep into the complexities of Trump's presidency and its impact on democracy. He discusses the precarious nature of Trump's electoral win and the vulnerabilities lurking beneath his perceived strength. Cooper also critiques the Democratic Party’s disconnect and ineffective strategies, emphasizing the need for grassroots organizing. The conversation raises alarms about authoritarianism in the political climate and stresses the importance of collective action to defend democratic institutions.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Political Dynamics and Media Influence
03:18 • 13min
Examining Electoral Democracy and Leadership Recklessness
16:36 • 2min
Echoes of Authoritarianism
18:39 • 7min
Assessing the Failure of Recent Resistance Movements and Democratic Strategies
25:50 • 2min
Analyzing the Democratic Party's Disconnect
27:44 • 10min
Challenges in U.S. Political Movements
37:19 • 15min
Mobilizing Opposition Against Authoritarianism
52:14 • 6min