Explaining Political Uncertainty with David Brady: Perspectives on Policy

The country is currently facing electoral and political instability due to economic and demographic changes that are breaking apart existing voting blocs. This instability will continue until one party finds a dominant set of issues that attracts a winning coalition of voters. Stabilizing the political landscape will require party coalitions to address critical issues like immigration, inequality, worker insecurity, environmental challenges, and trade in a way that brings together a stable majority of voters.

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[budstep]

Great breakdown, very logical! I hope that we can all become more rational and moderate.

[-zack]

I very much appreciate how neutral this video is. It was refreshing to watch a political video that was solely informative, and didn’t seem to be pushing me to any party or ideology. It did rag on a parties a little lol, but still gave me the realistic options.

[siresorb]

Soo is this big establishment admitting defeat?

[vagabondwastrel]

Also this video starts with a non-problem. The system was designed for deadlock and having the congress not doing anything is working as intended because it prevents petty shit from being passed.

[cv]

I don't think the GOP is anti-immigration per se

[anevilrotisserie]

I take issue that you frame the illegal immigration issue as solely "pro-immigration" or "protectionist ".
I Hope you aren't the one to speak on open borders.
For who in their right mind thinks a increased homeless population, rent prices growing, a inflated monetary system and exponential growth in the welfare state is a good thing? This will happen in any country with out of control population boom.