• The Harris-Trump debate unpacked: empathy vs hate

  • Sep 21 2024
  • Length: 1 hr
  • Podcast

The Harris-Trump debate unpacked: empathy vs hate

  • Summary

  • We compare two radically different visions for America in the 10 September presidential debate. We talk about the ideas, the emotions and the communication tactics.

    Key topics:
    - Harris’ opportunity economy is aimed at a broad coalition of middle classes, workers and small business owners. Republicans identify as “working class” even when they are not.

    - Trump is obsessed with stoking fears about immigration. Harris takes him on and shows he is derailing from the real issues.

    - Trump’s statements on immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, are extreme, absurd and tragically farcical: a surreal twisted spectacle that produces very real violence and hate against migrant communities. Vance admits to “creating stories” about pet-eating just to get media attention.

    - Harris’ empathetic focus on women’s reproductive freedom beats Trump spinning abortion bans as a democratic expression of the “people’s will”.

    - Harris recognises Palestinian suffering but struggles to make a significant break from Biden’s Israel policy.

    - Trump’s “anti-war” narrative is revealed as a muscular stance based on “inciting fear” on the world stage.

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