January 6, 2021, was not the culmination of Donald Trump’s narcissistic embrace of conspiracies. Instead, the day was a midpoint in Trumpism and the decline of…
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President Joe Biden’s first year in office was not so good. Our collective 2021 was arguably very bad, indeed. Data, as well as political and…
Joe Biden is likely to become the next president of the United States, winning from 315 to 360 electoral votes. Beyond the Electoral College, Biden…
There is a misconception that non-voters are largely young and liberal. Yes, young people register and vote at a lower rate of participation, but overall…
From a statistical view, negative motivations are stronger than positive motivations. We act out of fear and loathing. This increasingly applies to voting: we vote…
The impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump starts soon. Maybe. Probably. Since there’s little chance the Republican Senate is going to give into Democratic…
There’s almost no point in talking about or writing about impeachment. Donald Trump isn’t going to be removed and partisans aren’t going to change their…
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.…
I was away from the new for days and even weeks at a time this summer. I didn’t miss much. When I did see a television tuned…
President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to declare a national emergency at the southern border of the United States. This strikes me as abusrd. How…