Nearly two decades on from its iconic final episode (or infuriating, depending on who you ask), The Sopranos retains a special place in the pop culture ecosystem.
The HBO series was groundbreaking in a number of ways, and though the wider themes of the show touched on everything from class politics to whitewashing America’s history, the characters themselves were the real heart of what made it so great, and so compelling. These complex creations were full of multitudes, and so it tracks that there’d be some debate about their feelings on important topics. Like, for example, politics.
