Discover insights from Richard Wolff and RJ Eskrow about the election results and the impact of economic conditions on voters' perceptions. The interview delves into the historical context of the New Deal era and connects it to potential future political dynamics. It explores the potential for a realignment of working-class loyalties between the Democratic and Republican parties based on cultural perceptions. The discussion also touches on the possibility of a mass movement facilitating significant reforms or, conversely, leading towards more extreme solutions on the right. Additionally, the interview highlights the potential for a transformative economic agenda focused on job creation and wealth redistribution as a means to address societal challenges and declining empire.
