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The Neoliberalism of It All (w/ Ro Khanna)

This week, California Representative Ro Khanna returns to the podcast to challenge Biden’s neoliberal approach to rising oil and food prices across the country. He also answers questions about the divisive endorsement of Nomiki Konst for NY state senate over a DSA endorsed candidate, the Billionare Republican within a hair’s breadth of becoming mayor of LA, Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s response to Abby Matin’s call for America to have a more forceful rebuke of Israel in the wake of Shireen Abu Akleh’s murder, and more. Listen to or watch the full episode at https://www.patreon.com/badfaithpodcast.

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Anonymous

Caruso is a real estate dirtbag. Bass supports the same policies as Caruso ie: more police and supporting Sect 41.18 making it illegal to sit, lay or sleep in public. So if you're homeless keep walking 'til you die.

Anonymous

Can’t shake the sense that Ro is trying to position himself as the putative “leader” of the “Progressive movement” . The concern I have is, given his loyalties, he will KNOWINGLY (intentionally) serve as a “sheepdog” for the Corporatist Dems by saying all the right things but very adeptly and adroitly finding ways that nothing fundamentally changes.......

Anonymous

There’s something about his answers that read as dodges no matter how smoothly or elegantly stated. Bri is doing an incredible job getting to actual answers—at least there will be a “record” tying him to his alleged “progressive” positions .

Anonymous

England is only one part of the United Kingdom. UK is made up of England, Wales Scotland and Northern Ireland, including the channel Islands. USA needs price controls.

Anonymous

The Dems need a new Bernie and Ro is slotted to take that position. By saying a new Bernie, I mean a hook to capture the progressive vote and a hook to catch progressive candidates and bring them into the Dem party where they can then be muzzled and leashed by Pelosi.

Anonymous

He is all for performance - strong letters/strong words while still very much holding the party line. A good example being the Blinken piece. The facts are very much in regarding who shot Shireen and his little sleight of hand to create the illusion of doing something while adding cover for the US push to bury it under some vague investigation says it all. Whenever he's called on questionable progressive values his responses feel completely disingenuous (NY race, Turner, etc.). The Progressive Caucus has nothing to do with real progressive action - a name without substance.

Kamili Feelings

I love the question of “does it make more sense to nationalize?” :)

Ronny Graham

Ro is much like Obama, all talk.

Nathan Ngumi

Interesting... He is willing to stand alone when his colleagues are ducking their responsibilities to hold the feet of the Pres to the fire.

Anonymous

If progressives really want to help make progressive logic click in the minds of voters they really have find another term for “The Government”—as in “The Government” vs “The Market”. When people think of government—democratic government—they have to be able to think of themselves synonymously otherwise voters won’t understand why Monopolies—Oligopolies—& Monopsonies are anti-democracy, which means anti-them & every issue they care about. And when they think about “The Market” they should see billionaire Oligarchs & #TooBigToFail corporations as anti-market & anti-democracy & so forth.