/ -- In a candid conversation on The Viktor Frankl Podcast, renowned legal scholar and Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz expressed concern over the growing influence of extreme political voices and the implications for both the Democratic Party and American democracy.
Interviewed by Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch, LMFT, Dershowitz spoke at length about the state of civil liberties, antisemitism, and campus discourse. One of the key moments in the interview came when Dershowitz, a lifelong Democrat, reflected on the direction of his party:
"I'm increasingly concerned that if the Democrats regain control of the House or Senate, it could empower some of the party's more extreme voices. That's a direction I believe could be harmful to bipartisan dialogue and democratic values."
Throughout the interview, Dershowitz emphasized his commitment to civil liberties, academic freedom, and equal protection under the law. While critical of certain developments on the political left, he reiterated that his views stem from a long-standing dedication to liberal principles, not partisan loyalty.
His appearance on The Viktor Frankl Podcast underscores a growing alliance among thinkers, writers, and legal scholars who are sounding the alarm about the ideological transformation sweeping through key American institutions.
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