Part 6/8:

The Future of Populism in Politics

As the panel continued, the discussion shifted toward the viability of populism in both major parties. Kennedy suggested that the election was a referendum against progressive policies and called for Democrats to consider how they could recapture disenfranchised working-class voters through more populist messaging. This approach has been successful for Trump, as his brand of politics appealed to a broad base of disillusioned voters, leaving Democrats scrambling for a response.