In this engaging discussion, Tho Bishop, a contributing editor at the Mises Institute, and Connor O'Keefe, who analyzes legal and economic aspects of current events, dive into the recent off-year elections. They explore how economic populism is influencing voter sentiment, particularly the focus on affordability and inflation. The duo also critiques the failure of right-wing economic messaging and the generational crisis of housing affordability. Plus, they discuss the erosion of political norms and how it may shape future election outcomes.
