

Who Won the Election?: The Blue Tsunami and the Superorganism | Frankly 165
This week, Nate offers a reflection on the U.S. midterm elections, separating the relief of a clear outcome from the deeper questions that remain unsolved. He considers what has changed politically and what hasn't through a transpartisan lens, highlighting a growing disconnect between political institutions and the…

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