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Politics is the influencing and exercising of power, especially in government policies.

Trump’s Voter Appeal
Fake News Politics

Trump’s Voter Appeal

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Trump makes his followers feel the center of all reality. He defines who they are and declares them special.

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Do you worry about unintended consequences of Trump’s single-thread solutions?

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Trump has three main threads as I see it. He stresses different notes at different times, always emphasizing that his skill, rather that details, will overcome obstacles that questioners pose

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Voting Decisions in a Democratic Republic
Elections Politics

Voting Decisions in a Democratic Republic

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Arranging political factors: The danger of climate change swamping us in the remainder of our life is low while the chance of bankruptcy due to health care costs is much higher.

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Only People
Elections Politics

Only People

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“Corporations are people, too” is double-dipping on citizenship rights. Their leaders already have a vote and the means to voice their opinions.

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Before and After the Election
Budgets and Deficits Politics

Before and After the Election

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If Trump loses, watch how quickly Republicans forget their trillions for bailouts and insist on budget discipline forbids Main Street assistance.

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Representation Must Match Votes
Elections Politics

Representation Must Match Votes

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Pennsylvanian House representation (13 R, 5 D) reflected the views of the minority, not the majority.

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Mass Media Campaigning Role
Elections Fake News Politics

Mass Media Campaigning Role

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Only listen to a single news outlet which holds a decided perspective, never see the full range of features affecting the outcome.

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Elections and Campaigns
Elections Politics

Elections and Campaigns

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Equally important the election results in representation aligning with the majority's vote.

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Populism in 2020
Politics

Populism in 2020

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Reliance on belief only leads us astray when we must ignore facts. Facts are correctives to flawed beliefs.

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Voting Cluster
Elections Politics

Voting Cluster

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This cluster of political posts examines our election process. How well does it support majority rule in the United States?

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Tabulators separate ballots into piles for each presidential candidate during a recount in Dane County (Wis.) on December 1, 2016 in Madison, Wisconsin. (Getty)