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#293: Understanding Us: We The People. Frank Luntz and Ethan Porter

February 26, 2021 Richard Davies

The January assault on the U.S. Capitol and the depth of toxic partisanship lead us to question our past assumptions about the American electorate and its relationship with the government.

This episode features two experts who have spent many years trying to understand us. Frank Luntz is one of the best-known pollsters and political communications experts in America today. We hear edited extracts from a recent interview he recorded with Harvard Law School Professor and attorney, Lawrence Lessig, on the podcast, "Another Way by Lawrence Lessig".

Ethan Porter is an assistant professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs, and the author of the new book "The Consumer Citizen" He investigates how voters' everyday experiences as shoppers and consumers influence their political behavior. We hear extracts from his interview on the podcast, "Politics in Question".

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In Politics Tags ConsumerCitizen, Consumerism, Citizenship, Politics in Question, Government, Political engagement, Frank Luntz, Lawrence Lessig, "Another Way by Lawrence Lessig", Ethan Porter, Twitter, The Democracy Group, "Politics in Question", Lee Drutman
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