133: Overton Window on the New Mexico Governor
This video explains the concept of the Overton Window as it applies to political and cultural discourse, using the actions of New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham regarding firearm restrictions as a case study. It details how the Overton Window defines the range of acceptable beliefs on a subject and analyzes the differing perspectives on the Governor's actions, ranging from 'bad taste' to 'felony worthy of arrest'. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding cultural norms and the foundational beliefs that underpin legal and constitutional rights.










