#2807: Blinded by Vanity

About this episode

The episode discusses the impact of vanity and pride on political decisions, referencing historical lessons on humility and recent Supreme Court rulings on gerrymandering.

[00:30] Humility vs. Vanity (44 minutes) President Donald Trump and other American leaders are blinded by pride and vanity in many of their foreign and domestic policy decisions. George Washington’s first inaugural address teaches a profound lesson about humility. [44:30] The Kingdom’s Court (11 minutes) The Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional redistricting map, ending gerrymandering to favor racial minorities. Leftist media outlets are calling this ruling “voter suppression,” though gerrymandered district lines have been suppressing Republican votes for years.

Topics covered

• humility
• vanity
• politics
• Supreme Court
• gerrymandering
• voter suppression

Keywords

• humility
• vanity
• Donald Trump
• Supreme Court
• gerrymandering
• voter suppression
• political decisions

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Supreme Court, Leftist media outlets

Places: Louisiana

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