#Partisanship

David Lewicki

dlewicki

I know there are folks out there who think it’s a bad look for a pastor (like me) to engage in partisan politics. If pastors have strong political opinions, how

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

I have been very critical any time anyone has delayed necessary assistance in this emergency.But today... Democrats are the ones doing this...And my liberal friends now are as silent as

Wes Brown

Wezzbro

Since everyone is talking about George Floyd, and the chaos in Minnesota. It was wrong. He had his rights violated in the most horrific ways imaginable. Especially over something as

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JayCostTWS

This only works if you price in that Truth (with a capital-T no less!!!) is deeply, widely, and perpetually contested.https://twitter.com/marcambinder/status/1265869444900773888 Trump makes it seem easier than it is because he

Tom Pepinsky

TomPepinsky

The public response to #COVID19 in the United States is utterly, thoroughly partisan [thread] That figure, from a new paper with @ThatSaraGoodman and @sgadarian, shows that Democrats and Republicans differ

Jay Van Bavel

jayvanbavel

“The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced Communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction and the distinction between true

Aaron Astor

AstorAaron

Every election since 2004 I've obsessively watched poll numbers, often checking several times a day in the months before the election. And my mood usually follows the latest polls until

Jeff Liszt

psephologist

A few thoughts on this new @CNNPolitics poll:"Extremely enthusiastic" about voting is the lowest they've measured this cycle (down from 40% in March to 31% in April). 1/n Extremely +

Laura Bronner

laurabronner

This analysis is really frustrating, and not something I would signed off on at @FiveThirtyEight. Let me try and go through some of the reasons why.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/21/us/politics/wisconsin-mail-voting.html 1. The framing: one

im tired

theslimjimguy

my centrist/uninvolved relatives don't understand that I mean something very different than they do when we agree that the whole system is broken and there is no reason to engage

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

(RETWEET) This may be the most incredible data visualization I've ever seen. It shows COVID-19 transforming from a blue-state scourge (spring 2020) to a red-state one (summer/fall 2020)—with the clear

Leonardo Carella

leonardocarella

This is quite interesting. Keeping in mind that social grade is a bad proxy for class, something has happened to voter alignment around redistributive policies. (1) hypothesis one: realignment +

Jonah Rexer

xtrexer

***TWEET THREAD***New working paper with @guygrossman @hthirumurthy and @soojongkim_1"Political partisanship influences behavioral responses to governors’ recommendations for COVID-19 prevention in the United States"link: https://papers.ssr

Scott Whitaker

ScottWMedTech

It’s tough to overstate @SeemaCMS and @CMSgov’s commitment to saving and improving American patients’ lives. Today’s announcement on automatic coverage of breakthrough technologies was a huge step forward. But check

1A

1a

We're live, talking about competitive Senate races around the country. We're visiting Arizona, Iowa, Montana and South Carolina, and @JessicaTaylor is with us for the hour. @brianneDMR, @jslovegrove, @hollykmichels and

Orin Kerr

OrinKerr

I would guess that, if Joe Biden is elected in 2020, Chief Justice Roberts will start to vote in a more consistently conservative way. And that would be consistent with