Jake Auchincloss Wants to Save Democrats from Permanent Minority
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Jake Auchincloss Wants to Save Democrats from Permanent Minority
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Most kids hang posters of their favorite bands on their walls. Jake Auchincloss decorated his room with pictures of the Founding Fathers.
His grandfather, the son of Jewish refugees, snuck into a Marine recruiting station as a teenager during World War II, over his mother’s objections. Representative Auchincloss joined the Marines to carry on that legacy. He commanded infantry in Afghanistan, then came home and ran for office. Now he is pushing the Democratic Party toward the center—and back to winning.
Sarah McCammon spoke with Representative Auchincloss about how Afghanistan shaped his view of American power, why he calls social media a failed society, and the governing vision he thinks can redefine the center around the middle class.
IN THIS EPISODE:
0:00 — Cold Open and Introduction
1:01 — Admiration for the Founding Fathers
5:42 — Afghanistan and American power
10:23 — Redefining the center around the middle class
19:07 — Patriotic, productive populism
21:57 — Chatbots and developing brains
28:41 — Antisemitism in both parties
36:03 — The Israel aid vote and AIPAC
38:40 — A governing vision for the middle class
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