American Storylines
Daniel Cox, Kelsey Eyre HammondWhat the latest polls tell us about American politics, culture and society
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Are Conservative Men Struggling to Get Dates?
To read recent accounts of modern dating, one might think that conservative young men are in trouble. More young women identify as liberal today, and an increasing number are averse to dating people who do not share their politics. On socia...
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