
A Plain Newsletter About Government and Elections in the US with Jonathan Bernstein, Julia Azari, and David S. Bernstein
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[I need some sort of clever title for these occasional roundups – things that I want to get to but either aren’t long enough for a full newsletter. All I can think of is the old McLaughlin Group segment “Political Potpourri”, which I can’t...
I am loathe to speculate about next week’s primary elections. But I’m willing to look beyond them. Let’s say that Democrats do, indeed make strong gains in the midterm elections. What does that mean for the 2028 Presidential nominating cont...
Let’s do this one more time:
We’re a week away, and the range of plausible outcomes is still very large, actually.
We know, as much as we can know anything, that it’s going to be a good year for the Democrats. The “generic ballot” questio...
Social science is often a matter of navigating what we know and what don’t know. This is especially fraught in the area of political advertising, which can be slick and visceral and, especially in a high-stakes contest, it can be hard to im...
Earlier this week I defended media horse-race coverage; this time I’m going to defend…ignorant, and even flat-out stupid, voters.
This comes up because we’re getting voter-on-the-street interviews – not to mention the regular New York Time...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Political Scientist: US politics, Political Parties, Congress the Presidency, Elections, Democracy.
Political science professor. Knitter. Like to comment on presidency, political parties, the saltier the better.
Boston magazine contributing editor, formerly Boston Phoenix, WGBH. Covering local, state, & national politics and policy. Bylines in The Atlantic, Politico Magazine, etc.
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