Nancy Pelosi and Winston Marshall Clash Over Populism at Oxford Union
Debate highlights deep divisions on the definition and impact of populism in modern democracy.
- Nancy Pelosi argued that populism poses a threat to democracy, linking it to ethno-nationalism and cultural issues.
- Winston Marshall countered by asserting that populism is democracy and criticized elites for manipulating its definition.
- The debate included heated exchanges on political violence and media integrity.
- Pelosi's remarks focused on the negative influence of populism on voter decision-making.
- The Oxford Union audience ultimately voted in favor of the motion that populism is a threat to democracy.