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David Pacman, welcome to the show.

Thanks for having me.

Why do the right keep winning?

Oof, that's a, there are many answers to that.

In the United States, there's a few overlapping layers that explain that.

Number one, I think their ideas are better summed up in tidy and pithy fashion, which we can get into.

Number two, at the congressional level, gerrymandering, the way that districts are drawn, has been helpful to the Republican

party, to the extent that the right goes through the Republican Party in the U.S., that's another

aspect. And then number three, there have been a number of

different sort of structural realities, including around how media is and has been funded and

sort of organized in the United States that has also benefited the political right. Now, this is just

like a 30,000 foot view, a 10,000 meter view, which we can, you know, dig into more in more

detail, but that's kind of the big picture, as I would put it, of the last 30 or 40 years.

One of the things 30 or 40 years.

One of the things that strikes me when reading a book like yours, the echo machine,

which I'll of course have a link to in the description, is that there is, you spend an entire chapter on this question.

You know, why is the right winning?

And if somebody is a conservative voter or a Republican or a MAGA lover and they read your

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