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45:15Now PlayingSusan J. Demas and Edwin Eisendrath examine what Todd Blanche’s rise says about a Republican Party that seemingly cannot—or will not—defy Donald Trump.
They also take apart MAGA’s cartoon version of masculinity, the party’s embrace of deeply compromised candidates, Trump’s war in Iran, threats to America’s food and water systems, and the approaching election reckoning Republicans can already see coming.
As Edwin puts it, Republicans have gathered some of “the worst people in the country” and made them the leaders of their party. But with the primaries ending and voters preparing for November, their surrender to Trump may finally carry a political price.
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