DCinbox Insights
Lindsey CormackWeekly updates tracking how members of Congress communicate with constituents, highlighting messaging trends, issue emphasis, and emerging language patterns. These are not takes, they are primary source trends.
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Latest Issues
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Congress on the Super Bowl
There’s always political chatter around major sporting events like about who’s playing, who’s kneeling, human trafficking, etc. But in the last few years, much of the political attention around the Super Bowl hasn’t been focused on the team...
The "Abolish" Double Standard in Congress
### What does Abolish mean?
The Presidency, According to Congress
As the President’s first year of his second term ended, many congressional Republicans took to their e-newsletters to tout his (and their) achievements. This DCinbox Insight is going to be heavier on the visuals, because that’s the strategy...
Oh Hell No
Members of Congress do not use a lot of vulgar language in official e-newsletters. Over the 16 year history of DCinbox “crap” has only appeared in 34 messages, “piss” in 3, “shit” in 9, “damn” in 123, “bitch” in 5, and “fuck” in 6. I don’t ...
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Authors
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Lindsey Cormack is a political scientist, author, and creator of DCinbox — the only comprehensive archive of constituent e-newsletters sent by members of Congress. She is an Associate Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology.
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