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Will This CA Newspaper Endorse Steve Hilton? Feat. Joe Tarica (opens the original)
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California has the wealth and talent of a superpower. It also has some of America's worst housing costs, highest wealth and income inequality, eye-watering energy prices, stubborn homelessness, weak infrastructure and awful school outcomes. Yet after years of Democratic dominance, voters still seem reluctant to change the management. This week on In Search of Sanity , California newspaper editor Joe Tarica joins us to ask why. Britain, meanwhile, is seeing voters scatter across Labour, Conservat
The British Monarchy Had Enough Problems. Then Harry Came Home. (opens the original)
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A slightly lighter 15 Minutes In Search of Sanity this week, yet with a serious question underneath. Prince Harry was once Britain's most popular royal. Now he and Meghan Markle are planning to spend more time back in Britain just as support for the monarchy hits historic lows. So we look beyond the Sussex soap opera and ask what a constitutional monarchy actually means. Is the King really just ceremonial? Who pays for the institution and how much constitutional power still sits behind the crown
Has America Run Out Of Moderates? (opens the original)
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As faith in America's institutions declines, increasingly radical voices on both Left and Right are offering very different answers. Are they diagnosing real problems, exploiting public frustration or both? Last week we examined the rise of democratic socialism. This week we turn to the populist Right, from Tucker Carlson and America First to the darker fringes represented by Nick Fuentes. Perhaps America's problem isn't that Left or Right has all the wrong answers. It's that too many Americans
The Algorithm Wants You Angry. Here's How You Steal It Back. (opens the original)
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You already know the algorithm is playing you. What nobody tells you is you can play it right back. This week on iSoS, we dig into the actual science of why outrage spreads faster than good news online. Then we discuss some concrete moves that flip the script and start feeding you content that makes you feel like a person again, not a gladiator. Discussed: Media Literacy, Social Media, Politics, Bipartisanship, Online Discourse.
How the Fourth-Largest Economy on the Planet Became a One-Party State (opens the original)
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This month on 'iSoS in Conversation', we sit down for a jovial hour with Jordan Cunningham — former California Assemblyman, ex-prosecutor, and now a political consultant— for an unflinching look at how The Democrats took over California and what's left of the California GOP. We discuss: How The Democrats became a super majority. Reagan. Schwarzenegger. Now this. What neutered the California GOP? Britain manages fifteen parties in one Parliament. California can barely manage two. What's the fix?
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