‘This is a different Republican Party’: Samuel Hammond on the techno-populist movement reshaping American politics

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12 Nov 24

Samuel Hammond, senior economist at the Foundation for American Innovation, discusses Donald Trump’s election victory, the rise of a conservative populism/big tech counter-establishment personified by incoming vice president JD Vance, and the policy implications of the nascent alliance between conservative populism and Silicon Valley elites.

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