The Republican choice: How the GOP chose to spend five decades making itself the white voter's party
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Pew Research Center's political typology series
1999 edition 2005 edition 2011 edition 2014 edition 2017 edition (Interactive version) It's really interesting and pretty useful to know how the 2 US parties are split and which voting blocks have...
2017 edition (Interactive version)
It's really interesting and pretty useful to know how the 2 US parties are split and which voting blocks have dissappeared and emerged over time and some blocks don't really fit all too well in the 2 parties (most notably the religious left). This also serves as a kind of model for what a multiparty US might look like.
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Trump’s latest firing seems to have violated four democratic values
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The obscure US Supreme Court case that could be used by the Republican Party to gut the First Amendment
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Why Republican senators do not challenge Trump
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Donald Trump says he's the 'law and order' President, but his response to George Floyd protests could cost him
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Trump's "law and order" rhetoric won't help him like Nixon in 1968
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1968 and 2020: How they resemble each other and how they don't
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Donald Trump is the Howard Stern of the 2016 election
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The Karen in Chief
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The crisis within conservatism: Since the 80s, the right has increasingly relied on media bubbles, wedge issues, resistance to social change and making electoral participation harder to hold power
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We need to speak honestly about the GOP’s evolution into a conspiracy cult
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The corruption of the Republican Party: The modern GOP is best understood as an insurgency that carried the seeds of its own corruption from the start
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The system failed the test of Trump: The story of the recent years is of institutions that were unable to constrain the presidency
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During Michigan's COVID-19 response, anti-social distancing protests were promoted by a small set of activists linked to the 2012-era, anti-union so-called "right-to-work" movement
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GOP builds massive voter suppression machine for 2020 election
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Are older voters turning away from Trump?
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The president’s job is to manage risk. But Donald Trump is the risk: Donald Trump was a gamble. It’s not paying off.
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The prophecies of Q: American conspiracy theories are entering a dangerous new phase
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Rep. Justin Amash ends his third-party White House bid: Amash said the timing wasn’t right, in large part because of the coronavirus pandemic
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Never Trumpers will host their own ‘Republican convention’ during the RNC
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Ignoring Trump and right-wing think tanks, red states expand vote by mail
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In key US state of Florida, Trump stumbles among senior voters: Trump has virtually no path to victory without winning Florida, and older voters - which he is losing - are critical
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Republicans are sacrificing other Americans' freedoms for their own, like once happened in the American Civil War
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Trump perceived as abnormally sadistic and narcissistic by both conservatives and liberals, study finds
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Maryland governor Larry Hogan shows what a post-Trump, more moderate GOP could look like
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US President Donald Trump claims ‘Noble Prize’ tweets were sarcastic then shares deepfake Biden video in barrage of conspiracy-laden tweets
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George Wallace's base has found a home in the Republican party
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The purpose of Trump's COVID press briefings are to turn politics into a reality show
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How Trump and demographics have changed the swing state map for the 2020 US presidential election
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Republicans are trying to kick thousands of voters off the US electoral rolls during a pandemic
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If the postal service dies, so does democracy — Republicans are now trying to kill the post office and mail-in voting
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This is Trump’s fault: The president is failing, and Americans are paying for his failures
This Is Trump’s Fault: The president is failing, and Americans are paying for his failures. This is a blunt and brutal assessment of Trump's performance during the coronavirus pandemic. The writer...
This Is Trump’s Fault: The president is failing, and Americans are paying for his failures.
This is a blunt and brutal assessment of Trump's performance during the coronavirus pandemic. The writer holds no punches, and uses no weasel words.
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The coronavirus is the worst intelligence failure in US history
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The Trump-Fox & Friends feedback loop explained
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How asymmetrical polarization has changed American politics
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How might the economy and coronavirus affect Trump's re-election chances?
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Democratic voters underestimate just how many voters are coming to them this election
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Why Donald Trump's presidency is first and foremost about being white
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The alarming scope of Presidential power during an emergency
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The Trump presidency is over
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Rupert Murdoch actually tried to stop Trump, and he won't try to again
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A Tennessee-based Democratic National Committee member backing an effort to use superdelegates to select the party’s presidential nominee is also a Republican donor and health care lobbyist
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Why the Republican party turned undemocratic
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The billion-dollar disinformation campaign to re-elect the President
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Assessing the Donald Trump team’s six-point US impeachment defense
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The George (H.W) Bush promise that changed the Republican party
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The real purpose of US President Donald Trump's executive order on anti-Semitism is to quash the defense—and even the discussion—of Palestinian rights
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How McKinsey helped the Trump administration carry out its immigration policies
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Donald Trump's "invisible wall": A small, dedicated crew of hardliners has put up bureaucratic barriers that are far harder to overcome than any hunk of concrete on the US-Mexico border
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