The deeply fractured state of America’s political landscape may be rooted in the fondness Republicans and Democrats have for applying 20th century ideas to 21st century problems.
“That’s causing them both to lose sight of what twenty-first century actually is,” argues former member of President George W. Bush’s domestic policy team, Yuval Levin.
Watch as Levin discusses his latest release, “The Fractured Republic,” and how he feels America can renew its social contract in the age of individualism, with Kristen Soltis Anderson.
