A Plain Newsletter About Government and Elections in the US with Jonathan Bernstein, Julia Azari, and David S. Bernstein
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The first thing I remember about the 2016 election is the hope. From one perspective, the choice was as clear as it could be: a qualified woman, an unqualified man who had insulted every group and broken every norm.
The fundamental fact of the presidential election is that Donald Trump is running as an authoritarian.
Tuesday marked one week before… well, not the end of the election exactly, but the end of vote-casting and the start of a potentially prolonged waiting-and-accusing phase. Kamala Harris marked the day by delivering an explicitly marketed “c...
Saw a few interesting comments from smart people a ways back that are worth a bit of thought.
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Political Scientist: US politics, Political Parties, Congress the Presidency, Elections, Democracy.
Boston magazine contributing editor, formerly Boston Phoenix, WGBH. Covering local, state, & national politics and policy. Bylines in The Atlantic, Politico Magazine, etc.
Political science professor. Knitter. Like to comment on presidency, political parties, the saltier the better.
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