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Of white working class voters came in 2012. and that was when mitt romney ran. so many dem candidates trip over themselves to secure this block. why do you think that is? >> weve seen a long-term trend in this country of two things -- globalization and automation that have especially affected working class voters in ohio. and largely what working class voters in ohio have seen is politicians not talking to them. whether thats mitt romney not talking to them or whether thats democratic party not ...

Lockdowns and remote working have transformed the media and advertising landscape. Still now, creative teams are meeting via Zoom, work is being won without face-to-face meetings, and agencies are developing global hiring approaches. What’s the reality on the ground for agencies? We handpicked six leaders from across Europe (Amsterdam, London, Paris, Stockholm and Vienna) to diagnose the moment and dream of what might come next.

Germany's economic well-being is based largely on inflows of cheap energy. But the Ukraine war has put a sudden end to this. The rapid decarbonization of Europe's largest economy could be the solution, says Henrik Böhme.

Frances socialist party, one of eu europes most successful is a shadow of itself and spain held four elections in four years to arrive at a workable collision. in italy, ever since 2018, ushered in right wing populous, politics has been in turmoil saved by a government. even the netherlands took a record 225 days to form a collision government in 2017. why is this happening? some of the reasons are familiar. an age of rapid technology change, accelerating globalization and increasing ethnic dive...

Were fundamentally opposed to globalization before it was a catch phrase. >> hitler says something which really seems to jump out at us all these years later. he talks about german companies outsourcing manufacturing operations to china. >> by 1930, the nazis won the second most seats in the legislature. that was still less than 20% of the reichstag. >> one man represents the age-old virtues of germany. >> but there was one man who could still make hitler germanys leader. >> aging symbol of the ...

>> there began the greatest mass exodus of modern times. >> including thousands and thousands of jews from eastern europe, came to germany. >> the border became a very loaded political issue. >> as the historian benjamin hett points out in his recent account of weimar, the nazis were fundamentally opposed to globalization before it was a catch phrase. >> hitler says something which really seems to jump out at us all these years later. he talks about german companies outsourcing manufacturing ope...

World. frances socialist party is now a shadow of its former self. spain had to hold four elections in four years to arrive at a workable coalition. in italy to 2018 ushered poll list politics has been in turmoil. even the netherlands took a record 225 days to form a coalition government in 2017. why is this happening? some of the reasons are familiar. an age of rapid technological change accelerating, globalization and increasing ethnic diversity created great anxiety. these anxieties then lead...

Industry as well as use is that the best use of $1 billion in your estimation? >> no, the best use would be to restore competition to the marketplace that has been eliminated because the u.s. regulators did not enforce antitrust laws and allowed four meat packers to control 85% of the market place, giving them tremendous market power to exercise and they are able to exercise that power through globalization. for example, meat packers can source beef from 20 different countrys and pass off as if ...

But they got just under 50% in the 2021 federal election. this is called political fragmentation and happening across the western world. frances socialist party one of europes most successful is a shadow of it former self-. spain had to hold four elections in four years to arrive saved now by a government headed by mario draggi, even the netherlands took a record 225 days to form a coalition government in 2017. why is this happening? some of the reasons are familiar. an age of rapid technologica...

Compromise. thats gone out the window. and if you look closely, its important to say this is a s symmetric polarization. they moved further right than democrats have left and you can see that in the composition of the parties. we talk about being a divided nation evenly but independent voters make up plurality. democrats have gotten more liberal but split 50/50 between liberals and moderates. republicans, though, are 75% conservative. less than 25% moderate. so the power and the party is enormou...