The Argument
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Authors
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The Argument is a magazine making the combative, evidence-based case for liberalism. Founded by Jerusalem Demsas. Join us, we're libbing out.
Blogger, journalist, podcaster, trying to get back to my roots.
Fellow @ The Argument arguing about politics and polling online
macro and the stock market
I have a lot of opinions.
We're not doomed. We just have a very long to-do list. @The Argument.
Writer, SoulCycler, occasional Twitter Main Character, former editorial director @motherjones. my tweets automatically delete so if you plan on complaining about them in the future, take screenshots.
Editor-in-Chief of The Argument | [email protected]
data nerd in politics, I can also be found @charlotteeffect on Twitter and bluesky
Fellow at The Argument, Tech & Society
Quantitative psychology: friendship and loneliness. Occasional politics writer: abstracter.co.uk
running the political data and polls @TheArgument. founder of Split Ticket, also an ML engineer in the SF bay area :) cal alum and chelsea fan, so I love watching my sports teams lose.
I study public policy, poverty, and social mobility. I'm currently Professor of Social Policy at University of Oxford, Director of Inequality Programme at INET Oxford, and Professorial Fellow at Nuffield College.
(my Brit) fellow at The Argument covering gender etc.
Alan M. Cole / Public Finance Econ, Public Policy, Miscellaneous Tax work with Tax Foundation
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