Feudal Future Podcast

Could the fate of an entire election hinge on the unsung heroes of American politics, the third-party candidates? Join us as Professor John Compton and Michael Barone unpack that very question, offering an electrifying discourse on the stirrings within third-party politics that could tip the scales in a nail-biter of an election. Our guests peel back the layers on voter disenchantment and the sway of protest votes, zeroing in on the battlegrounds of Michigan and Minnesota. Brace yourselves for an insider’s look at the strategic gambits and vice-presidential surprises that could rewrite the rules of political engagement.

In this thought-provoking session, we take the pulse of the No Labels movement’s quest for a resonant candidate and scrutinize the enigmatic shifts within the evangelical voter base. As we navigate through the thorny bramble of political pandering and the curious allegiance to former President Trump, we confront the realities of political loyalties reshaped by judicial appointments and policy stances. And when the topic of Alvin Bragg’s indictment emerges, you’ll find the analysis of its effects on Trump’s support as gripping as the headlines themselves. So tune in and witness a deep exploration of the potential for third-party triumphs and tribulations, drawing lessons from the past while charting the unpredictable currents of our political future.

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This show is presented by the Chapman Center for Demographics and Policy, which focuses on research and analysis of global, national and regional demographic trends and explores policies that might produce favorable demographic results over time.