Marc Dunkleman
Fellow at Brown University and author of the book, Why Nothing Works, Who Killed Progress and How to Bring It Back. Discusses why progressives hamstrung the way the government works.
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Apr 7, 2025 • 25min
Massive Crowds Tell Trump 'Hands Off' My Government
Marc Dunkleman, a Fellow at Brown University and author of 'Why Nothing Works,' joins to unravel the complexities of progressive governance. He dives into the significance of recent 'Hands Off' rallies against Trump’s administration, where participants rallied for Social Security and public education. Dunkleman critiques why Democrats struggle with clear governance outcomes, while discussing the duality and historical tensions within progressivism. He also highlights decision-making obstacles in government and the impact of recent legal and public health problems.
Jun 4, 2025 • 43min
Dana Milbank & Marc Dunkelman
Dana Milbank, a Washington Post columnist and author of 'Fools on the Hill', discusses the decline of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, touching on shifting voter sentiments and legislative controversies. Marc Dunkleman, author of 'Why Nothing Works', critiques societal progress, exploring how government inefficiency hinders change and raises ethical concerns about policy impacts on vulnerable populations. Both guests unpack the complexities of political motivations, the influence of money, and the urgent need for effective governance in today's political landscape.
