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Tariff digest - What North American LevFin issuers have said so far
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Opinion: Beware the protest vote bias
Johnny is an unhappy voter. He says, “I can’t stand Trump. But I’m not crazy about Harris either. So I’ll either vote for a third party, even though I know they can’t win, or I just won’t vote for president.” Johnny’s inclination to cast a “protest vote” (or nonvote) sounds reasonable. Is it? Johnny’s vote is extremely unlikely to swing the outcome. Why shouldn’t he then just protest-vote if that feels right to him?
A Manhattan Project for toxic polarization?
In December of 2023, Daniel F. Stone (author of the great book Undue Hate) and I collaborated on an op-ed. It’s below. The main points in it are that: Our leaders should do much more to tackle toxic polarization, and should even consider a large Manhattan-Project-esque initiative. Our leaders should be willing to make brave sacrifices to reduce the toxicity of our divides.
The best books for healing the political divides in America
By Zachary Elwood Who am I? For my psychology podcast, I’ve interviewed many political and psychology experts on the subject of political polarization and conflict resolution. That led to me writing my book Defusing American Anger. I believe extreme us-vs-them polarization is humanity’s biggest problem: I see it as an existential threat not just to specific nations, including America, but to humanity as a whole, especially as our weapons and technologies get more powerful.
Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think – here’s how misunderstandings amplify hostility | Boreal Community Media
Skip to main content Apr 23, 2023 05:33AM ● By Content Editor Photo: Misunderstanding can play a role in people’s dislike of others who have different beliefs. wildpixel/Getty Images By Daniel F. Stone, Associate Professor of Economics, Bowdoin College - The Conversation - April 21, 2023 U.S. Rep.
Opinion: Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, drew raised eyebrows when she suggested on Presidents Day that the United States pursue a "national divorce." Even in an era of seemingly ever-growing political polarization -- and despite Taylor Greene's record of making controversial statements -- the proposal shocked members of both political parties. "The last thing I ever want to see in America is a civil war.
Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think - here's how misunderstandings amplify hostility
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Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think - here's how misunderstandings amplify hostility
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Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think - here's how misunderstandings amplify hostility
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Your political rivals aren’t as bad as you think - here's how misunderstandings amplify hostility
Daniel F. Stone, Bowdoin College April 5, 2023 (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Daniel F. Stone, Bowdoin College (THE CONVERSATION) U.S. Rep.
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The Conversation US By Daniel F Stone U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene drew raised eyebrows when she suggested on Presidents Day that the United States pursue a national divorce. Even in an era of seemingly ever-growing political polarization and despite Taylor Greenes record of making controversial statements the proposal shocked members of both political parties. The last thing I ever want to see in America is a civil war.
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