Published Oct 21, 2022
There’s Been a ‘Regime Change’ in How Democrats Think About Elections
Ezra Klein and Matthew Yglesias delve into how the Democratic Party is reimagining its electoral strategy, scrutinizing biases in polling, strategic shifts towards social democracy, and the impact of social media on political engagement amidst economic and policy design challenges.
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