Episode 15: The Weaponization of Data
Sydney Saubestre of New America explores how history shows the power and peril of data, and what it means for democracy today.
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Sydney Saubestre of New America explores how history shows the power and peril of data, and what it means for democracy today.
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New America's Lee Drutman and Stanford's Didi Kuo discuss the evolving role political parties play in American democracy.