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Mentioned in 15 episodes

The emerging Democratic majority

Book • 1974

This book, published in 1974, presents an analysis of the political landscape in the United States, forecasting the emergence of a Democratic majority.

It discusses the implications of new political trends and demographic changes on the electoral landscape.

The foreword is written by Harold E. Hughes, adding additional insights to the analysis.

Mentioned by

Peter Shamshery

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Peter Shamshery

as a book arguing that changing demographics would deliver the future to Democrats.

What's The Matter With Kansas?

Mentioned by

Maxwell Meyer

as an example of a false one-way trend due to demographic shifts that permanently enshrine the Democratic Party.

28: Maxwell Meyer - Starships & Road Trips

Mentioned by

Erik Torenberg

while discussing Roy Teixeira's book and its predictions about the Democratic Party.

DOGE, Political Realignment, and the End of 'Groups'

Mentioned by

Matt Welch

in the context of books that analyze the cultural politics of modern liberalism.

#485 - The Fire This Time

Mentioned by

Noah Smith

while discussing the book's prediction about the future of the Democratic Party.

The Future of the Left and Advice for Progressive Billionaires

Mentioned by

Jonah Goldberg

as a book that people read the press release rather than the book.

Shadows On the Wall of Twitter’s Cave | Interview: Jesse Arm

Mentioned by

Jonah Goldberg

in the context of discussing the end of history thesis and its interpretations.

Oligarchy For Me, Retaliation For Thee

Mentioned by

David Sacks

as the author of a book predicting a new Democratic coalition.

E74: Market update, inverted yield curve, immigration, new SPAC rules, $FB smears TikTok and more

Mentioned by

Brandon Gill

as the political bible that Democrats have followed for decades.

Obama's Fixer Is Back In The News (Ep. 2452)

Referenced by

Wilfred Reilly

in the context of whether demography is destiny.

334: Wilfred Reilly: How Black Lives Matter fooled the world

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