#Partisanship

Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer 📈🔭🍌

RachelBitecofer

Here Longwell & Miller argue that Amash would likely draw votes away from Biden from right-leaning Indie men, citing, correctly, a poll in MI that found inserting @justinamash into the

Martin Fiszbein

MartinFiszbein

“Rugged Individualism and Collective (In)action During the COVID-19 Pandemic” – new paper with @SamuelBazzi and @melesemesay [1/8]Full paper: http://www.bu.edu/econ/files/2020/08/BFG_Individualism_COVID.pdf In previous work, we show t

Lee Fang

lhfang

Taking unpopular principled positions and not receiving any monetary or professional benefit is the Twitter definition of grifterhttps://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1298668293558095880 The easy grift in the Trump era is jumping any number of

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

Good morning! Impeachment is finally here. It's something many of us have been waiting for—not because we have policy differences with the president, though we do, but because anyone who

averyadamms

AveryAdamms

The Republican Party tries to spin Trump is a political victim of partisanship but what they fail to admit is, they created it. The GOP embraced Trump when it was

Kabir K.

kabir_here

Along these lines, only 6% of likely voters nationwide say they're watching debate today to decide who to vote for73% say they're watching to see how their candidate doesPre-debate poll

KEPT THE FAITH, BABY! ¡SI SE PUEDE!

JamesMWilliam18

How to take charge and volunteerTHREADIn a maelstrom of confusion from this Administration, you can feel hopeless, lost and led astray. That happens to me sometimes. My eyes remain on

Jean-Paul R. Soucy

JPSoucy

Masks help. But we should be careful not to over-interpret correlations like this. These uncritical takes regarding the efficacy of masks are very easy to poke holes in. Such arguments

Bryan Stalder 🥃

elBryan

So I'm just getting around to watching yesterday's White House Press Briefing and the only thing I know about it from reading Twitter is that Trump threw a big tantrum

Goofrider 🏳️‍🌈

goofrider

Even if Trump loses, the madness won't end. The right *created* Trump. He was a Dem. Everything he knows about the right he learned from Fox News. He's a poor

Rex Douglass

RexDouglass

Today I'll be live tweeting (Clinton et al. June 29, 2020)"Partisan Pandemic: How Partisanship and Public Health Concerns Affect Individuals’ Social Distancing During COVID-19" which has a summary thread here:https://twitter

Jeff Rybak🍁😷

JeffRybak

I'm saddened many people debating WE and Trudeau's position seem not to understand what a "conflict of interest" is, and how someone might innocently, through bad judgment, make a mistake

Wilfred Reilly

wil_da_beast630

Reading the @ManhattanInst report on U.S. race relations, from @epkaufm (https://media4.manhattan-institute.org/sites/default/files/social-construction-racism-united-states-EK.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2lKH0IlO1xMYcGT_LiK50IUjLW1gxaIn3ykbPsArGCHcVf5CL

CommonGroundAR

commongroundar

Partisanship, Round 2:The problem:Partisan politics and our primary system drives elected officials to the edges to appease party hard-liners and fill party coffers, giving us leaders who are less representative

Jed Kolko

JedKolko

I think the opposite is true. Short thread.The relationship between death rates (and case rates) and (1) density and (2) partisanship has gotten slightly _stronger_ in recent weeks. Here's the

Adam Jentleson 🎈

AJentleson

This op-ed is a good roadmap laying out the relatively limited arguments that remain for defenders of the filibuster. It's worth taking a minute to break them down.https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/512512-unintended-consequences-o