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Elite Arrogance is Fueling the Rise of the Global Right
/in Demographics, PoliticsImmigration has become a top concern across the globe, and the lack of concern on the part of entrenched elites is fueling voter anger, resulting in a shift to more right wing politics.
Is California Shifting to the Center?
/in California, PoliticsIn the election’s wake, California remains part of the Left Coast, but may be shifting to the center as voters reject progressive ballot initiatives.
The Crumbling of the Democratic Empire
/in PoliticsEver since the rise of Barack Obama, Democrats have seen themselves as destined to rule. But the crumbling of the Democratic empire is down to ignoring the sentiments of legions of Democratic voters.
How Wokeness Could Cost the Democrats the Election
/in PoliticsCould wokeness cost the Democrats the election? The party has been influenced by the progressive left in recent election cycles but outside of the biggest cities and college towns, progressives are thin on the ground.
America’s Future Lies in the South
/in Religion, Urban AffairsThough the South was crushed back in 1865, it now holds America’s destiny in its hands. Now crucial to the country’s immediate electoral future, broader demographic trends are on its side too.
Latino Voters Are Abandoning Kamala Harris and the Democrats
/in Demographics, PoliticsSupport for the Democrats among black voters shows signs of some erosion, but it’s Latinos – now the country’s largest racial minority – who may prove the critical decider of […]
The New Revolutionary Class
/in Urban AffairsA highly educated class that faces a constrained future has played a role in historic revolutionary upheavals — and could potentially do so here in the United States.
How Harris Obstructed California Home Construction
/in PoliticsAs California’s attorney general, she wielded the state’s environmental laws against new residential developments, exacerbating the affordability crisis that her campaign plan aims to address.
The West Faces a New Type of Housing Crisis
/in Urban AffairsThroughout the West, particularly the Anglosphere, housing costs are ravaging the middle class. Home ownership, long the key to social mobility, is on the decline, particularly among younger generations and […]