A Kamala Skeptic Makes Her Case

Ep. 237 w/ show notes

Ravi welcomes New York Times Op-Ed columnist Pamela Paul to the show to discuss her skepticism about Vice President Kamala Harris as a candidate and the way in which Harris became the presumptive Democratic nominee. Ravi and Pamela explore what Harris needs to do to start making her case to voters, from the importance of a new vision for K-12 education to how voters crave authenticity in today's politics. They also discuss Pamela’s recent piece, 'The Republican Party’s Elite Conundrum,' which examines how Ivy League graduates lead the Republican Party but downplay any whiff of intellectualism.

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For Too Many Kids, Books Are Uncool and Unread (New York Times, 7/24/24)
The Saying Goes: Dogs Are Man’s Best Friend. But Cats Are Better. (New York Times, 7/30/24)
The Republican Party’s Elite Conundrum (New York Times, 7/25/24)
The Second-Worst Decision Democrats Could Make Right Now (New York Times, 7/8/24)
Parents Are the Problem with Pamela Paul (Lost Debate, 1/30/24)