Sam Koppelman

Sam Koppelman, a New York Times best-selling author and political strategist, dives into pressing issues surrounding voting rights and civic engagement. He discusses the historical struggles of suffragists and the ongoing challenges of voter suppression. Koppelman emphasizes the power of personal storytelling in political narratives and stresses altruism's moral implications in shaping society. Reflecting on his new book, he explores how past actions influence future generations, urging everyone to contribute positively to the common good.

Guest Sam Koppelman, a best-selling author and top speechwriter, discusses voter fraud, voter ID laws, voter suppression, gerrymandering, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. They also explore the 'great replacement theory' and the impact of changes in voting regulations. The chapter on racial disparities in voting wait times addresses the complexity and need for further research.

Sam Koppelman, a Democratic strategist and co-author of "Our Unfinished March," dives into pressing topics with Yascha Mounk. They unravel the history of voting rights and discuss the need for reforming the electoral college and primaries. Koppelman highlights the challenges the Democratic Party faces heading into the midterms and 2024 and critiques voter suppression laws that threaten civic participation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accessible voting and the urgency for structural changes to restore trust in American democracy.