Performative Politics Is Not All Theater
May 16, 2023
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as posted by the channelMike from Rhode Island is concerned about the performative nature of politics. He points to the example of AOC and Gosar, who have had public disagreements but are still seen socializing together. Mike asks Sam and the MR Crew if this means that politics is all theater, and that politicians are not really interested in making a difference.
Sam says that there is some truth to what Mike is saying. Politics is a performative act, and politicians do use their words and actions to create a certain image for themselves. However, this does not mean that politics is all theater. There are real consequences to the way that politicians perform, and they can use their performance to achieve real change.
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