Marshall here. Welcome back to the Re-Element.

Today's guest, Warren Cast, is making a return appearance on the show,

discussed what are the issues at the center of the political

re-element, upending issues, coalitions, and dynamics of American politics in the 2020s.

That issue, of course, is the possibility of a GOP shift towards the working class

and the rise of pro-worker economic policies on the right as a consequence.

The story is way more complicated than that, though, as is demonstrated by a new poll

put out by Orin's organization, American Compass, alongside Yugav. Together, both organizations

surveyed 1,000 Republican voters to get these results. We'll go through them one at a time throughout

the conversation, but at a top level, while the poll found that GOP voters continued to rank

socio-cultural issues at the top of their priority list, they've also abandoned the GOP's

traditional focus on tax cuts, deregulation, and free trade. Whether all this matters,

especially in a relatively policy vague 2024 GOP primary, is of course up for debate.

At a minimum, though, we're presented with the opportunity for a new type of politics

at the other end of this chaotic political moment. This episode was actually recorded in person,

so it was great to be able to do that with him there. A huge thank you to the Foundation

for American Innovation for supporting the work on this podcast. Hope you all enjoy the conversation.

Orin Kass, welcome back to the Realignment for Summer Doing This Live. We're coming to you all from

Bloomberg's going to work conference, but great to chat with you again.

Yeah, thanks for having me. So many things to head up today. We're going to keep this

tight and focused. I think two things I want to start with. So number one, just sum up for everyone.

When American Compass does, the work you do, and then we'll get into the new poll that you all

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