…more willing than foreigners to accept losses on their public debt holdings, or that investors value the public debt differently if this is expressed in domestic or foreign currency. As…

…interview operatives and quote them and do not look at relevant publicly available data. The main point of the article is that Republicans are in trouble, because they might lose…

…public spaces and public participation in the economy get shuffled around in a game of three-card monte when the winner can only be the entitled elite? (Mark Jamison is a…

…on the most crucial aspects of public health. We already know this. The greater tragedy is that the Democrats are barely better. Their program, to the extent it makes sense…

…play the duped mark in an oligarch’s confidence game? Are we going to watch valuable public assets and healthy public spaces and public participation in the economy get shuffled around…

…As with other public infrastructures — the network of roads and highways, our parks and schools, water and electricity utilities — the postal infrastructure should not be asked to pay…

…in public opinion, low levels of political trust, and the limited policymaking capacity of our institutions. (In the words of political scientist John Kingdon, “Congress is easily fatigued”. The same…

…awareness at all). I do have one quibble (of course). Marshall does not quote any “public health officials, doctors and epidemiologists” . He also doesn’t distinguish between public health officials…

…in the way of evidence to support it.  Governments around the world enacted policies to contain COVID in large part because of public opinion, and as public opinion shifts government…

…is that the key issue is whether the personal stories of women (and teenagers) affected by abortion restrictions get told. First, a brief review of public opinion: Most Americans do…