June 15, 2026
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3:52Now PlayingBill Britt examines why voters sometimes appear to vote against their own interests and argues that the answer is more complicated than economics alone. He explains that people vote from moral identity, culture, faith, fear, memory, loyalty and hope. The episode makes the case that persuasion begins not with contempt, but with understanding what people believe is at stake.
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