Press Play with Madeleine Brand
The History of American Exceptionalism
If John Kasich won by coming in second place last night in New Hampshire, then Donald Trump really won when he took the top spot with Republican voters. He kicked off his victory speech with what is by now a familiar slogan: “Make America Great Again.”
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIf John Kasich won by coming in second place last night in New Hampshire, then Donald Trump really won when he took the top spot with Republican voters. He kicked off his victory speech with what is by now a familiar slogan: “Make America Great Again.” This idea of America’s unique greatness on the world stage, also known as American exceptionalism, has catapulted many a candidate to the presidency over the course of American history. Where does it come from?
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Coastal Commission Shakeup, Kasich and Life in a Prison- 0:27Drama at the Coastal Commission
- 9:32Kasich's Record?
- 16:43The History of American ExceptionalismYou’re reading this
- 25:08Gene Editing
- 42:28Inside High Desert State Prison
The full episode
3 of 5Coastal Commission Shakeup, Kasich and Life in a Prison- 0:27Drama at the Coastal Commission
- 9:32Kasich's Record?
- 16:43The History of American ExceptionalismYou’re reading this
- 25:08Gene Editing
- 42:28Inside High Desert State Prison