The Real Divide in America
Episode Description
America’s political divide may no longer be Democrat versus Republican. Jerry Wind, Lauder Professor Emeritus and Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School, explains why the country is increasingly split along ideological lines centered around support for or opposition to Donald Trump, and how that shift is reshaping politics, media, and public discourse.
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Brief Summary
The episode examines the ideological divide in America over Trump, highlighting complexities beyond party lines.
Key points
- The Ideological Divide. The country is deeply divided, not just by party but by loyalty to Trump.
- Trump's Influence on Issues. Key issues like climate and abortion are now viewed through the lens of Trump loyalty.
