Tim Miller
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Does This Theory Explain the Entire Republican Party? (w/ John Ganz) | Bulwark Podcast
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1:07:25Now PlayingThe era of hell that we are living through may have been ordained in the 90s by angry Republican voters who felt screwed by the corporate elite—and political leaders who didn’t represent them. Trump watched Pat Buchanan and David Duke and saw how their protectionist, anti-immigrant, culture war messaging was resonating. More recently, Trump returned to his New York wheeler-dealer vibe by getting us in a war because he needed to look strong after SCOTUS struck down his stupid tariffs. Plus, more on Vance’s insincere religious discovery, Platner’s tattoo, the Dems’ nerd problem and its incompatibility with the base’s desire for a fighter, the jock/creep administration, and the Dan Goldman coffee shop incident.
John Ganz joins Tim Miller.
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Show Notes:
John's book, "When the Clock BrokeCon Men, Conspiracists, and How America Cracked Up in the Early 1990s"
John's Substack
Tim's interview with Jon Ossoff
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