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E.J. Dionne, "Code Red" (w/ Deborah Tannen)
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February 8, 2020
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1:05:18Now PlayingE.J. Dionne discusses his book, "Code Red", at Politics and Prose.
E.J. Dionne, Washington Post op-ed columnist, will discuss his new book, in which, writing with his signature thorough reporting and incisive analysis, he lays out what progressives must do to build a solid majority—and keep it. Showing how Trump has crystallized all that’s most abhorrent to liberals, Dionne argues that this is the best opportunity since the Great Depression for those who believe in social tolerance, economic justice, and democratic values—catego-ries that include everyone from Democratic Socialists to liberal Re-publicans—to come together in common cause. Far from unwieldy, Dionne shows, this coalition is crucial to overcoming the problems that weakened progressivism when it looked like a sure thing in 1992 and 2008, after the elections of Clinton and Obama.
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