At the DNC, Democrats Are Divided Over Gaza

This podcast episode examines the complexities facing the Democratic Party, particularly Vice President Kamala Harris, as uncommitted voters significantly influence electoral dynamics through their demands for policy changes on the Gaza issue. With a notable number of delegates leaning toward third-party options or abstaining from voting altogether, Harris treads a precarious line, attempting to satisfy the progressive base while avoiding alienation of moderate constituents. The episode accentuates the vital need for empathy to be accompanied by actionable policy, echoing the voices of activists and uncommitted delegates rallying for tangible changes — all while highlighting the stark contrast between the party's internal unity and the cries for reform echoed outside the DNC.