Morris Katz
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first heard Jul 2026
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And I'm interested in a big tent party that kind of flips that a little bit, where we're allowed to disagree on, you know, people have different politics on Israel.
border or slightly different approaches on a variety of issues across the country and candidates and campaigns can reflect those.
But we are united in a belief that we're not even having a good faith conversation until we've done serious things about corruption at the heart of our politics and until we're working to address an economy that's broken.
And to me, like, that's the baseline of where people are.
And the longer it takes us to get to that place of kind of being a party that's embodying a challenge to the status quo rather than embodying a protection of the status quo, the longer we're going to be in the wilderness.
I think it is a belief that the people should have more power.
is kind of how I think about it.
That's a very, my specific interpretation, but I think a lot about the nature of power in terms of how much people feel like they have it in their lives.
And I think a lot of the issues we have stem from the fact that we're at a moment in history that I think people feel more powerless than ever before.
Was Obama a populist?
I believe so, yes.
And I think his entire theory of the case is deeply populist.
He told the story of the country belonging to everyone and that being at the heart of things.
And he told and particularly his reelection campaign, I don't think it's talked about enough for just quite how populist it is.
the approach was.
Mitt Romney was a Wall Street villain who had shipped our jobs away, who wanted more money for himself and his Wall Street friends, while Obama was a president who took them on, who brought the economy back, who stared down those same villains.
I think that's an example where populism allows for a big tent.
And the people who critique it are just upset because it's against their own interests.
If you're a class traitor, I think Pritzker is another example of like they act in a way their policies in a way are in conflict with the interest of the billionaire class.
The ability to name villains.
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