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The 9 Political Tribes Shaping America | Behind the Numbers with Rick Wilson and Andrew Wilson
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8:10Now PlayingRick Wilson and Andrew Wilson break down a Washington Post polling typology that divides Americans into nine political groups — from the “No Apologies Right” and “Faith First Conservatives” to loyal liberals, left progressives, and the middle-of-the-road blocs that may decide 2026.
It’s a sharper way to understand American politics: not just red vs blue, but MAGA, Rogan-world, Bernie/AOC progressives, traditional Republicans, and the voters caught in between.
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