E299 The Politics of Panic

In a recent blog by Martin Smith, he argues that fear is often deliberately stirred up in public life so leaders can gain support, control debate, or push through policies that might otherwise face resistance. When panic drives politics, citizens are more likely to surrender freedoms, accept poor decisions, and overlook long‑term consequences. 

The SOTUS delivered a major decision on redistricting and the Voting Rights Act which prohibits the creation of race-based congressional districts. We discuss the ramifications of this ruling.

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