What podcasts say about Julian Borger
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What Julian Borger has said on podcasts
12 statements · 5 positive · 5 negative · 2 neutral
Neither major Jewish bloc has enough seats for an Israeli governing majority.
“neither of the Jewish bloc's government and opposition have enough to make a majority.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 31:19
Fear of Ben-Gvir and Smotrich drove Arab-Israeli voter mobilization.
“People were frightened of Ben Gavir, Smotrich.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 31:45
An Eisenkot-led government would not substantially change Israeli policy toward Palestinians.
“the basis of Israeli policy in the West Bank in Gaza wouldn't really change.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 33:02
Netanyahu would intensify delegitimization of an Arab-supported opposition government.
“then he could be expected to double down on that and run on it in the next election, very much so.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 35:01
Military action against Iran remains very likely.
“the military action in Iran remains very likely”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 37:13
Resumed military action against Iran has a high probability.
“the chances of resumed military action against Iran are high.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 38:02
Fear mobilized Arab-Israeli and Palestinian-Israeli voters.
“fear was really a factor here with the Arab-Israeli, the Palestinian-Israeli vote.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 39:49
Innovative direct-democracy methods can weaken authoritarian regimes.
“New imaginative forms of direct democracy can break the hold of autocratic authoritarian regimes.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 40:42
Authoritarian regimes must escalate violence or eventually lose power.
“authoritarian regimes either have to keep on doubling down on violence, the use of violence. or they're ultimately ousted.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 42:33
Serbian students organized their movement through direct democracy.
“The students ran a movement based on direct democracy.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 45:31
A Serbian student-led government would likely be technocratic.
“If they manage to get their act together to put government together, it'll be a technocratic government.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 46:21
Serbian student candidates seek institutional reform before addressing policy.
“they want to reform the structure so it works according like it's supposed to work.”
Open the episode · Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and LoathingListen at 46:47
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