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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 1H 9M

Breaking Democracy's Chains with Metin Pekin

from PoliWine · host JIllian Ku

In this episode, political economist Metin Pekin challenges the current state of democracy, revealing how entrenched corruption and party loyalty undermine true representation. Pekin proposes bold reforms, such as electing independent representatives and implementing a "democracy tax" to reduce big money's influence. He explores how modern technology can bypass outdated political structures, empowering voters and revitalizing democracy. This conversation is essential for anyone frustrated with the status quo and eager for meaningful change.

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