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🗓️ 22 November 2023
⏱️ 36 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello and welcome to the dispatch podcast I'm Andrew Egger editor of our dispatch |
0:04.2 | politics newsletter and I'm joined today by Patrick Raffini founding partner of the |
0:08.5 | GOP polling firm Echelon Insights he's the author of a new book, Party of the People, |
0:13.6 | Inside the Multiracial Populist Coalition, remaking the GOP, |
0:18.0 | which I'm very excited to spend a little time talking about with him today. Patrick, welcome to the Despite Loggast. |
0:37.0 | Andrew, great to be here. |
0:40.0 | So this is a book that exists in large part to take a stab at answering a question I think a lot of people had after the 2020 election, which is, |
0:48.0 | how is it that Donald Trump, despite throwing out the previous conventional wisdom |
0:52.8 | that Republicans needed to soften their message |
0:55.0 | to appeal more to non-white voters, |
0:56.9 | sparking a whole political movement essentially |
0:58.9 | based around running up the score |
1:01.1 | among the white working class suddenly turns around in |
1:03.6 | 20 running against Joe Biden and although he ultimately loses he manages to |
1:07.3 | pull away more non-white working class voters than any Republican in a |
1:11.0 | generation so can you walk us through how you approach tackling that question |
1:14.7 | and essentially give us the elevator pitch |
1:17.2 | of the thesis you hit on? |
1:19.0 | So I work in Republican politics, |
1:20.6 | and I remember the aftermath of the 2012 election. |
1:25.0 | And, you know, Mitt Romney is kind of treated as a hero now, right, |
1:29.5 | to many of his former critics, |
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