
Victor Davis Hanson: Socialist Promises Never Add Up

Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words
Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc dive into the results of Tuesday's primary elections in Michigan. They argue the Democratic Party is increasingly divided between establishment figures and democratic socialists, discussing candidates such as Abdullah El-Sayed, Zohran Mamdani, and Francesca Hong while examining the broader ideological direction of the party.
They also discuss the challenges of progressive governance, including New York City's proposed government-run grocery stores, the rising cost of universal childcare plans, and Los Angeles' growing public health problems related to homelessness.
This episode also discusses the plagiarism scandal surrounding a Cambridge University professor, discussing the fall of standards in modern academia. This episode concludes with a discussion of reports that retired U.S. military leaders participated in a Chinese-backed dialogue initiative, raising concerns about national security and the role of retired military officials.
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AI GeneratedVictor Davis Hanson analyzes the rise of Donald Trump as a counter-revolutionary effort to dismantle decades of progressive influence. He critiques the modern American left, arguing that \"democratic socialists\" and Marxist academics exhibit profound hypocrisy by advocating for systemic collapse while maintaining elite lifestyles and ignoring basic rules of governance, hygiene, and personal accountability.
