Polarization to the Walz
This week, new host Dan Hugger is joined by Noah Gould and Dan Churchwell to discuss the recent unrest in Bangladesh, why the rule of law matters, and the importance of religious liberty to free societies.
Acton Unwind · Acton Institute
Audio is streamed directly from the publisher (traffic.megaphone.fm) as published in their RSS feed. Play Podcasts does not host this file. Rights-holders can request removal through the copyright & takedown page.
Show Notes
This week, new host Dan Hugger is joined by Noah Gould and Dan Churchwell to discuss the recent unrest in Bangladesh, why the rule of law matters, and the importance of religious liberty to free societies. They then explore Vice President Harris’ selection of Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her running mate. What does this mean for the Democratic Party and for the presidential race going forward? Is Senator Vance’s love of Magic: The Gathering and Governor Walz’s addiction to SEGA Dreamcast the path through polarization? Finally, what do Americans think about tariffs and trade? The panel digs into a new CATO Institute study. Do the populist politicians and the populace agree on trade and globalization?
Bangladesh has achieved its second liberation, says Muhammad Yunus | The Economist
Bangladesh has ousted an autocrat. Now for the hard part. | The Economist
Muhammad Yunus on Bonsai People [PovertyCure Episode 3] | Acton Institute
Harris chooses Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as VP Pick | The Washington Post
JD Vance talks Tim Walz, Ukraine, and Ohio State football with Semafor | Semafor
Tim Walz Was a Clear Eyes, Full Hearts Kind of Coach | The New York Times