Episode #247 of the @professorpennpodcast. David dives into the growing divide between audience engagement and grassroots political organization, unpacking how building a digital “army” of citizen activists connects to republican philosophy. He breaks down civic strategy ahead of the upcoming election cycle, drawing on conversations around precinct organizing, state-by-state tactics, and digital media coordination. The episode explores religious and philosophical foundations — contrasting republicanism, Marxism, and liberalism — and how these ideas shape modern political battles. David also covers international developments including tensions in the Middle East, the role of propaganda, and cultural flashpoints such as Sweden’s proposed burqa ban. Domestically, he addresses issues like illegal immigration, digital censorship, and economic pressures tied to global manufacturing. Throughout, he emphasizes civic participation, minority rights, and the common good as core republican principles.

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