Politics of Anger: Low Wages and the Rise of Populism

The video discusses stagnant household income trends and their impact on political populism, highlighting the economic perceptions of Trump and Clinton supporters. It examines the strategies of both campaigns, focusing on economic messaging and tax policies. The video also explores voter enthusiasm and its influence on election outcomes.

What factors contribute to the perception of income inequality and its impact on populism in the current political climate?

In what ways do the proposed tax policies of Clinton and Trump differ, particularly concerning the lower income quintiles?