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Interview by Selcuk Gultasli
Does a political movement need to win over a majority of the country to transform a major party? Host Selcuk Gultasli speaks with Northeastern University’s Associate Professor Nick Beauchamp. They explore why MAGA’s dominance over the Republican Party isn't the same as converting every voter, how democratic socialism could achieve a MAGA-sized impact inside the Democratic Party without winning majority support nationally, and how AI and media selection shape our polarized political realities.
Here is our interview with Associate Professor Nick Beauchamp, edited lightly to enhance clarity, readability, and overall flow for publication: https://www.populismstudies.org/assoc...
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