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Nov 30 2020
News
In neighboring Georgia counties, election revealed a growing divide that mirrors the nation
Not long ago, Elizabeth Allen and Wanda Cummings were on the same side of America’s political divide.
Both were reliable Republican voters in a reliably conservative part of a reliably red state. But Cummings and Allen have changed, and so has their state, Georgia. They just haven’t changed in the same way.
Allen, a nurse, grew up idolizing Ronald Reagan but couldn’t stomach
Washington PostOct 22 2020
News
Inside the Right-Wing Media Echo Chamber’s Smear of NBC’s Kristen Welker
The smear campaign against Kristen Welker—who is moderating Thursday’s second and final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden—began last Saturday with a hit piece by Trump-friendly New York Post reporter Jon Levine.
“Kristen Welker, upcoming presidential debate moderator, has deep Democrat ties,” screamed the headline, while Levine insinuated that the longtime NBC White
Daily BeastSep 11 2015
News
Carly Fiorina will appear in top-tier CNN Reagan Library debate
The stage is set for the CNN Reagan Library Debate next week in California with Carly Fiorina joining 10 other leading Republican presidential candidates at 8 p.m. ET.
CNN (Online News)Jun 19 2020
Opinion
The Possibility of a Biden-Klobuchar Ticket Is Canceled
Every now and then, I start writing a Corner post and never get around to finishing it. Back at the end of May, I started writing a response to John McCormack’s assessment that Amy Klobuchar’s prospects of becoming Joe Biden’s running mate were quickly shrinking. I thought John’s assessment was sound, but that the political environment was frequently changing, and that if Biden thought
National Review (News)Mar 27 2018
News
Exposure to opposing views on Twitter might actually increase polarization: study
Twitter has become a political battlefield, where users with opposing views frequently engage in digital turf wars. While many subjects of liberal democracies earnestly believe that being exposed to opposing political perspectives can be enlightening and promote mutual understanding, a new study suggests it may actually have the reverse effect.
SalonSep 30 2020
Analysis
Vaccine Scare Tactics Are a Threat to Public Health
The media and Democrats have focused much of their criticism of President Donald Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic on his failures to clearly communicate legitimate health guidance to the public. Recent revelations from taped interviews with Bob Woodward have added fuel to this fire, with the president’s detractors accusing him of downplaying the dangers of COVID-19 for his own
National Review (News)Jun 04 2021
Opinion
The DeSantis Difference
Paul Ryan has returned to Republican politics and the reaction from MAGA world has been one of jubilation. Riders have galloped through conservative villages crying, “He’s back! He’s back!” Toasts have been raised at bar counters and kitchen tables across America. A ticker-tape parade has been planned in which Ryan will stroll through the streets waving and doing that half-smile thing of his,
The American ConservativeSep 07 2020
News
Nearly all Black Lives Matter protests are peaceful despite Trump narrative, report finds
The vast majority of the thousands of Black Lives Matter protests this summer have been peaceful, with more than 93% involving no serious harm to people or damage to property, according to a new report tracking political violence in the United States.
But the US government has taken a “heavy-handed approach” to the demonstrations, with authorities using force “more often than not” when
The GuardianMar 08 2021
Perspectives Blog
Surveys Suggest America is a Religious Nation, Democrats Included
Americans are, by and large, a religious group. According to Gallup in 2020, 73% of Americans thought religion was at least fairly important in their own lives. Four years earlier, Gallup found that 89% of Americans believed in God or a universal spirit.
Stereotypes often cast Republicans as religious and Democrats as atheists; however, survey data shows that while Republicans in
Hyria StuartJan 18 2021
News
Biden labor secretary pick directed more than $1M to girlfriend's employer as mayor, filings show
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, President-elect Joe Biden's pick to serve as secretary of labor, gave millions of dollars to girlfriend Lorrie Higgins's employer, campaign filings showed.
Walsh's mayoral campaign funneled close to $1.2 million to LB Strategies, where Higgins is employed as a fundraising consultant, according to the filings. The transactions were originally reported in March
Washington Examiner