The Victor Davis Hanson Show The Lost Appeal: From Democratic Party to Their Representatives and Policies
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Apr 17, 2025 The hosts dissect the Democratic Party's evolving identity, sparked by recent polling that shows a shift toward Republicans among non-college graduates. They critique Biden's leadership and discuss alarming levels of governmental fraud. The episode takes a hard look at foreign funding's impact on education and the implications of corporate diversity initiatives. Personal anecdotes weave through the conversation, reflecting historical battles like Okinawa and addressing the delicate balance of political discourse in today's society.
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Shifting Public Perception
- Democrats, traditionally seen as the party of the people, are losing that image.
- Republicans are gaining favor among non-college graduates, challenging the Democratic advantage.
Democratic Party's Shift
- The Democratic Party has shifted towards the wealthy, influenced by Silicon Valley's wealth and globalist ideology.
- They've adopted DEI initiatives, replacing class with race and gender, creating a divisive narrative.
Modern Protests
- City residents' protests seem to have become their main hobby.
- Victor Davis Hanson observes a common profile among protestors: older, wealthy white individuals.