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The Cycle of Moral and Economic Authority in Politics
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The relationship between moral authority and economic authority is cyclical. The loss of moral authority leads to a loss of economic authority, and vice versa. In the late 1800s, Republicans turned their moral authority into economic authority, but this shifted in the following 50 years as their loss of moral authority led to the loss of their economic authority.
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The podcast explores the relationship between moral and economic authority over time, with examples of how Republicans turned their moral authority into economic authority in the late 1800s and how loss of moral authority can lead to loss of economic authority in modern times.
6:29:34 - 6:31:39 (02:05)
Summary
The podcast explores the relationship between moral and economic authority over time, with examples of how Republicans turned their moral authority into economic authority in the late 1800s and how loss of moral authority can lead to loss of economic authority in modern times.
ChapterThe Cycle of Moral and Economic Authority in Politics
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