Right-Wing Populism and Moral Corrosion | Tim Miller & Richard Hanania
Tim Miller is a former political operative who has worked for Jeb Bush and John Huntsman, and is currently a writer for The Bulwark and an MSNBC analyst. He joins the podcast to talk about his political memoir, Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell. With a former insider’s perspective, Miller discusses
Where the Republican Party went wrong
The importance of character in politics
Mistakes made by Clinton and George W. Bush that led us to this point
To what extent right-wing populists have legitimate grievances
The effect of the changing media environment on our fractious politics
Why only Chris Christie could have derailed Trump in 2016
Whether, to stop Trump, other candidates should get out of the way and support DeSantis
The discussion closes on whether there are reasons to be hopeful about the future of the Republican Party.
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Right-Wing Populism and Moral Corrosion | Tim Miller & Richard Hanania
I stopped listening after Miller, talking about CRT, said "What's the harm here? If a white kid has to learn a little more about black history..."
If that is his perspective on CRT in schools, then he is almost willfully out of touch with anyone who would disagree with him.
Just another well-credentialed left-wing snob. Ring the bell, get him off the stage. Next!
I really wonder how Tim Miller thinks we run a multicultural democracy where groups are taught to hate each other. Race relations are at their absolute worst point in decades. I have younger cousins and the things they say about white people would make Malcolm X blush.
Tim just shrugs to all of that and says "so what"? I wish you pushed back harder against that, Richard.