The podcast analyzes the Republican gains in the New York delegation during the midterm elections, attributing it to factors like the Democrats' redistricting shortcomings, a lackluster campaign by Governor Kathy Hochul, and the prominent issue of crime. It delves into how crime, unlike abstract political issues such as aid to Ukraine, directly impacts voters and inspires political action. The podcast further explores how voters' perceptions of crime and manufacturing decline are often skewed, leading to misinformed political views. It highlights the tendency to focus on tangible and visible factors like outsourcing and factory closures, while overlooking less visible aspects like automation and increased manufacturing output.
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