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Kevin Smith, The Loud Majority, and the 2024 Elections

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In this episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Kevin Smith from The Loud Majority sits down with Professor Nick Giordano to discuss the 2024 elections. They confront the pressing question of whether President Biden will remain the candidate for the Democratic Party, or if a last-minute substitution is possible. Additionally, they dissect the Republican Party's struggles to mobilize and engage constituents, attributing these shortcomings to entrenched leadership living in the past, particularly highlighting their reliance on outdated strategies from the 1980s. They shed light on the challenges facing both parties, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of American politics.

 

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