Political scientist Yascha Mounk sees the American left in an "epistemological crisis," having misjudged the electorate through identity politics. This error played a role in Donald Trump's rise, particularly among disappointed young minority voters. 

Mounk believes Trump's election signals broader discontent with elites and institutions that have lost public trust. He argues that the left must craft a unifying narrative to combat populism and restore voter confidence. 

In another realm, heightened security measures are planned for the Remembrance Day parade amid fears of potential terror attacks tied to Middle Eastern tensions. Attendees, including veterans, will face extensive screening as special forces prepare to thwart possible lone-wolf attacks. 

Pro-Palestinian groups will protest, raising concerns about disruptions. The Royal British Legion asserts that increased security is standard, with key figures like King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer expected to attend.

The Digest, 11/9/2024 @300AM, CDT

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