Flyover Folk Episode 4: Why do Rural Voters Vote for Republicans?

Katherine Cramer's "The Politics of Resentment" delves into the complex feelings of resentment prevalent in rural Wisconsin communities. The book examines how these sentiments have been manipulated by politicians for political gain, particularly focusing on the rise of Scott Walker. Cramer's research highlights the economic and social factors contributing to this resentment, emphasizing the disconnect between rural communities and urban centers. The book offers valuable insights into the political dynamics of rural America and the importance of incorporating rural voices into the democratic process. It challenges readers to understand the nuances of rural consciousness and its impact on political outcomes.