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Entering a new era of political violence | In Focus
Research by University of Chicago professor Robert Pape indicates that demographic shifts toward a 49% white minority by 2045 increase the risk of political violence.
- Professor Robert Pape, who has studied political violence for 30 years, warns the midterms could be the "Most Violent Election of Our Lifetime," a concern he discussed on Chris Williamson's YouTube Channel.
- Demographic shifts, including the increasing Latino population, are ending the era of white elite rule, leaving both Democrats and Republicans feeling threatened and unwilling to accept close election results.
- This crisis reaches a "Focal Point" on Jan. 3, when control of the House is decided, potentially triggering Prolonged Violent Opposition, terrorist attacks, and attempts to seize voting machines.
- Amid attempts to rig the midterms, President Trump continues gerrymandering and aggressive deportation tactics while claiming the process is rigged, prompting Democratic leaders to war-game responses.
- Pro-Democracy attorney Marc Elias advises citizens to volunteer at polls and participate in peaceful demonstrations scheduled for Oct. to maintain legitimacy during this historic crisis.
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Entering a new era of political violence | In Focus
What happens in the midterms could determine if this is the “most violent election of our lifetime.”
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