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The hosts discuss the purpose of the Electoral College as a mechanism for elites to prevent "crazy" candidates from taking power. They critique David Brooks' commentary on PBS, where he labeled bankruptcy laws "amoral" to attack Trump. The segment argues that the party structure is intentionally designed to provide stability and prevent the rise of "momentary fads" or demagogues.
Public Passivity Regarding Financial Scams and Bankruptcy Laws
The lack of public protest against high credit card interest rates and predatory check-cashing services is attributed to a culture of passivity. Recent changes to US bankruptcy laws, influenced by credit card company lobbying, have made it significantly harder for individuals to discharge debt, further entrenching financial instability.
