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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 12 MIN

After the Texas Primary, Pro-Democracy allies in-fighting must end

from The New Way Forward by The Future - Today & Tomorrow · host Eric Foster

In this episode, Eric Foster argues that the pro-democracy camp is wasting time and weakening itself through unnecessary internal warfare after the Texas primary.The conversation uses the aftermath of the Jasmine Crockett–James Talarico contest as the immediate example, but the larger critique is broader: too many people inside democratic coalitions respond to primary disappointment with grievance, conspiracy thinking, and factional hostility instead of perspective, discipline, and strategic clarity.This episode is a direct argument for political maturity. Not every disagreement needs to become a public civil war. Not every loss is betrayal. And not every internal frustration should take priority over the larger threat still standing outside the door.Learn more:www.futurepac.todayThe Future – Today & Tomorrow Super PAC This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ericfoster52.substack.com/subscribe

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