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Democrats Re-Inventing Themselves . . Again-Big Picture with Jack Atherton

Democrats Re-Inventing Themselves . . Again-Big Picture with Jack Atherton

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 Join Jack Atherton for a compelling exploration of the historical and political evolution of the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States. We take you through the complex transformations of the Democratic Party, from its origins as a supporter of slave owners to its embrace of segregation, and later its pivotal New Deal shift under Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This shift aligned the party with labor unions and marginalized communities, but post-JFK, modern Democrats are perceived to have strayed from these roots. Jack offers a thought-provoking critique of both parties, examining their roles in shaping today's political dynamics, including the impact of illegal immigration on wages and the outsourcing of jobs.

In another fascinating segment, we explore the shifting political affiliations of various voter demographics, with a particular focus on Jewish Americans. Historically aligned with the Democratic Party, we discuss how this relationship has evolved, particularly in light of the party's current stance towards Israel and Jewish interests. The conversation also shines a light on Donald Trump's strategic moves like recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and the Abraham Accords, which resonate with Jewish American interests. As we unpack Trump's appeal to the middle class through promises of economic growth and job security, we ask what changes the Democrats must make to effectively counteract Trump's policies and the populist shift within the Republican Party.
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