
Understanding U.S. politics, by political scientist and author Seth Masket
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The mean names aren’t working... because they generally don’t
I wrote back in June about the smear campaign being run against Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico that came up with all sorts of ways to question his masculinity....
I’m grateful to for inviting me on his excellent Worth Knowing podcast this week. We built on what I’d written last week about Republicans pivoting (or not) in the wake of a bad midterm election. We discussed the limited ways that some Rep...
Joe Biden presidential announcement video, April 2019
Joe Biden announced his candidacy for the 2020 presidential contest in April 2019. His announcement video sought to recast his age and experience — seen as problematic by many — as an a...
Could the party pivot? How? Toward what or whom?
Jamelle Bouie posed a good question on Bluesky the other day:
J. Walter Weatherman
If you’ve been following the midterm election polling over the past week or so, the big story has been the sudden expansion in Democrats’ leads, both in many individual races and in national polling. Just in the past f...
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Political scientist at the University of Denver. Author of multiple books on political parties and contributor to blogs, newspapers, etc.
Political science professor. Knitter. Like to comment on presidency, political parties, the saltier the better.
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