Political Inversion Explained
A former anti-war protester reflects on the troubling transformation of the Democratic Party into a war party, highlighting the bipartisan nature of U.S. foreign policy. The discussion reveals a generational divide, with young people expressing disillusionment over the party's stance on issues like Gaza, leading to a growing sense of frustration among progressive students. The conversation also touches on the unexpected rise of Trump as an anti-war candidate, challenging traditional party lines.In this clip
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