Podcast Summary
French Politics: The National Rally Party in France is gaining support from diverse voter groups, including Jewish voters, due to its clear stance against anti-Semitism and Islamic radicalism
The National Rally Party in France, once known for anti-Semitism, is now attracting a diverse group of voters including women, young people, white-collar professionals, and even Jewish voters. This shift is due in part to the party's clear stance against anti-Semitism and Islamic radicalism, which resonates with Jewish voters who feel threatened by the rhetoric of the pro-Palestinian far left. This unexpected voter base expansion is a significant development in French politics, adding complexity to the political landscape. For those seeking a break from the heavy news cycle, NPR's new podcast, Wild Card, offers a fun and engaging alternative, blending elements of a game show with thought-provoking discussions on what gives life meaning.