MM#366--Election 2024 - America's Bender is Over & a New GOP has Emerged...so Let's Roll

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Could America be on the brink of another political transformation akin to the seismic shifts of 1980 or even 1932?

Join me, David Kaiser, on the Theory to Action podcast for another MOJO Minute as we dissect the 2024 presidential election's potential to redefine the political landscape.

We explore the notion of America's "bender" from 2006 to 2024, a period marred by intense social and political upheaval. Witness Donald Trump's astonishing comeback, not only reclaiming battleground states but also winning over working-class voters, minorities, and regions that once stood firmly under the Democratic banner.

This episode examines the unraveling and destruction of the radical Obama-era Democratic coalition and the profound changes reshaping America's political soul.

Check out this episode as we are watching--what could be the most pivotal realignment in American Politics in over 100 years.

Key Points from the Episode:

• The Republican Party's metamorphosis under Trump's leadership since 2015 marks a departure from the old GOP, with fresh strategies and ideological shifts challenging the status quo. 
• We critique the policies of past Republican leaders, pondering how different economic approaches might have turned the tide in elections gone by.
• Alongside, we trace the roots of radicalism within the Democratic ranks, from the rise of the Congressional Progressive Caucus in 1991 to its impact today. 
• This episode also shines a light on the zero influence of GOP endorsements and coalitions like Republicans for Harris as well as Never Trumpers, emphasizing the cultural and economic forces driving party ideologies and the dynamic political currents of our time.

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