

What Next: Trump 2.0
Nov 7, 2024
David A. Graham, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dives into the complexities of a potential second term for Donald Trump. He discusses the evolution of the MAGA movement and its surprising appeal across demographics, including younger male voters. Graham analyzes lessons from the contentious 2016 election that might shape 2024, addressing the Democratic Party's struggles with female candidates. Economic policies and the significance of Supreme Court rulings on presidential immunity are also explored, alongside rising activist fatigue in the current political landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Contrasting Elections: Trump's Surprising Victory in 2016 vs. 2020
01:32 • 2min
Examining the Shifts in Trump's Political Landscape
03:37 • 2min
Analyzing 2024: Lessons from 2016
05:59 • 5min
Gender and Politics: Lessons from 2016
11:25 • 4min
Trump's Second Term: Economic Policies and Accountability
15:13 • 5min
Voter Sentiment and Activist Fatigue in Today's Politics
20:17 • 4min