We live in bubbles. Not merely online spaces with like-minded partisans — our physical lives are within geographic bubbles. That’s not news to most people.…
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Pete Buttigieg for President? Increasingly, Buttigieg is receiving praise even conservatives associated with the Republican Establishment™ and more enthusiastic praise from libertarians and classical liberals.…
Each work day, I listen to one or two podcasts as I drive to and from the university. My go-to podcasts each morning were the…
We vote against people and groups, rarely for a political leader in whom we believe. Research and polling suggest negative partisanship now guides most voting…
American voters don’t understand each other; they really do live in (at least) two separate worlds — and that’s just the Democrats and Republicans. The United…
June 2018 is the “Month that Changed Everything” after the 2016 election that changed everything. Hyperbole, yes, but for those following the Trump Era, it…
Do not vote for Republicans nationally until they openly challenge Donald Trump. Until larger numbers call for and endorse a primary challenge to Trump, and…
Libertarian philosophies and economic theories have not had much influence in the United States for nearly a century. Only in opposition to Democrats and Progressives…
Outside groups, the two major political parties, and individuals spent a lot of money on a campaign for the PA-18 Congressional District special election this…
Research has indicated that first-generation students from lower- and middle-class households are more likely to select business, science, and technology degree majors than their more…