Vance: Low GDP growth drives political dysfunction in the US
JD Vance · JD Vance | All-In Summit 2024 · Sep 10, 2024 · at 4:24
JD Vance, Republican Vice Presidential candidate, explains his view on how low economic growth exacerbates political zero-sum conflicts at the All-In Summit 2024.
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“When the economy is growing four, five, six percent a year, then Democrats can kind of get what they want, Republicans can kind of get what they want, and it all makes sense. If the economy is growing between zero and one percent a year, then I think it makes the whole society and our political system a much, much, much more insane, and I think that's kind of a subtext of what's been going on in this country for the last 30 years.”
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