Politics as Performance: Boris, Julius, and AOC

from Conservative Historian · host Bel Aves

Send us Fan MailWhat is the difference between performance, as in carrying out an action, and performance as an act of entertainment. We look to Boris Yeltsin, Julius Caesar, Margaret Thatcher and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for answers.

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