The AI industry has spent $125 million to prevent accountability structures from being built -- while documented algorithmic harms in healthcare, hiring, and lending continue to accumulate. The mechanism is visible while it is still operating.

Most Americans already agree on the economic questions that shape daily life -- tax fairness, political power, the squeeze on working people. Consistent polling finds 70 to 80 percent across party lines saying yes. The consensus is real and large. The problem is it stays invisible to the people who hold it.

Economic populism that names billionaires and big business -- not vague elites -- builds cross-demographic coalition in conditions where that coalition was not supposed to be possible. Two recent primary elections tested this directly.

The strategic logic behind building long-term capacity for economic populism. Documents why traditional approaches fail, how performative populism captures real grievance, and what sustained counter-capacity requires.

How a teenager accidentally explained the collapse of shared reality

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