Unpacking Political Apathy and The Bradley Effect
Episode Overview
Examine the potential re-emergence of the Bradley Effect. Discuss Kamala Harris's rise and its implications. Explore anti-Semitism within Democratic voter coalitions. Analyse political apathy in America. Question who’s really in charge of America today.
The anti-Semitism in the black community makes him unacceptable to that part of the Democratic voter coalition.
In this episode of 'The World According To Ben Stein', Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, and guest Peter Roff dive into the murky waters of American politics. They start by examining the Democrat’s vice presidential pick and the potential re-emergence of the Bradley Effect. If you’re wondering what the Bradley Effect is, it’s a term coined after Tom Bradley’s unexpected loss in the 1990 California gubernatorial race despite leading in the polls.
The trio dissects whether this phenomenon is at play again in current politics and what it means for upcoming elections. With a mix of humour and serious discussion, they explore political apathy and question who’s really pulling the strings in America today. From Kamala Harris's rise to the influence of anti-Semitism within voter coalitions, no stone is left unturned. Ben Stein’s rich background as an economist, lawyer, and former presidential speechwriter brings a unique perspective to these issues.
Peter Roff adds depth with his insights on media influence and political strategy. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intricacies of American politics and the hidden forces at play. Are we witnessing history repeat itself? Tune in to find out!