Brian Lerr on WNYC.

Now we'll wrap up our series, at least for now, looking at various reasons that Trump won the election and Vice President Harris lost.

We've talked about how each campaigned and was perceived regarding the economy for working

class Americans, reasons for the shift among Latino voters, Biden staying in the race too long,

racism and sexism as factors.

We did that one yesterday.

The brom media, manosphere, disinformation, and the declining impact of journalism versus social media, plus Harris's changes of positions from her 2019 presidential campaign appearances

and other things.

And we'll wrap up this series for now by talking about Harris's positions on the war between

Israel and Hamas and the effects on Gaza and the defection of many Muslims and Arab Americans

and others who oppose the Biden-Harris policies toward the war.

Our guest for this to look back at the campaign,

but also forward into the Trump administration is Slate staff writer, Iman Ismail,

who has an article called, It's Not like there weren't chances to do this differently.

Dearborn Michigan turned against Kamala Harris decisively.

Now the city is about to find out if Trump was worth it. Amon, thanks for coming on for this.

Welcome back to WNYC. Thank you, Brian. Happy to be here.

Let's start with the Democratic primaries, just to remind people. Was Dearborn the place where the

uncommitted movement got started voting uncommitted rather than for Biden in the primaries, just to remind people, was Dearborn the place where the Uncommitted movement got started

voting uncommitted rather than for Biden in the primaries over this issue?

That's exactly right. Before it was called the Uncommitted Movement, it was just called Listen to

Michigan. It was founded by three Dearborn residents. First one was Abbas, Al-Awea, who's

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