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In this must-listen podcast kicking off 2025, Rakim explores how the Democratic Party has lost its way and what steps are needed to reclaim its identity as the party of the working class. He breaks down the key missteps that have distanced the party from everyday Americans and offers a vision for reconnecting with its base. Brooks adds depth to the conversation, analyzing the structural and cultural challenges that have contributed to the party’s struggles. He explains how decisions made by Democrats in the 1990s, while seen as strategic at the time, set the stage for the disconnect we see today. Brooks delves into the consequences of those choices and the urgent need for course correction. His thought-provoking discussion provides a roadmap for revitalizing the party’s mission and reestablishing trust with working-class voters.
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Rakim Brooks isn’t sugarcoating it: Democrats are on the ropes after another loss to Trump. But there’s still hope—if they’re willing to fight smart. In this episode, Brooks drops the brutal truth about what went wrong in 2024 and lays out the no-nonsense roadmap for a Democratic comeback. Whether it’s Trump 2.0 or a future political apocalypse, this is the blueprint for survival and victory. Listen up, the clock’s ticking.
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This week Rakim discusses the voter gender gap between VP Harris & Former President Trump.
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This week Rakim tackles the ramifications of a Supreme Court ruling regarding affirmative action and how we are now starting to see college enrollment drop in minority students.
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Rakim Brooks breaks down why he believes although it's not in dispute that VP Harris won the debate, independents are not convinced to vote for her & her path to win in 2024.
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This week Rakim shares what he believes Kamala Harris needs to win her upcoming debate against Trump. Rakim also shares what her biggest vulnerabilities are as a candidate.
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What should Vice President Kamala Harris be thinking about to secure the presidency? Rakim Brooks contends that voters already know Donald, so it's time to focus on a bright future instead of the dreary past.
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Joe Biden is still our best chance at beating Donald Trump in November. Here's why.
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Rakim shares his thoughts on recent headlines surrounding Justice Alito flying the American flag upside down, house republicans successfully opposing Trump, and Diddy braces to face the music as #metoo closes in.
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Rakim breaks down the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to attacks against DEI programs across America.
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