@JesseRhodesPolsci

Political scientist at UMass Amherst, Associate Director of the UMass Poll

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

@profmusgrave I honestly don’t get this place either. I deleted my accout a couple of years ago, and was encouraged to get a new one. I do like learning about people‘s research and publications but most of this site is weird and unpleasant. It’s like being department chair to the world.

[Larry Sabato @LarrySabato]

"The war on Black history is proof of systemic racism. It needs to stop." By Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Paul Williams
https://t.co/CLoAaTGzbU via @rtdnews

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

@vshih2 Thanks so much!

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

@emayfarris @josephkanthony Thank you!

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

@emayfarris This looks great! Could I adapt and borrow from it (with credit to you of course)?

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

Very excited to see this in print at JOP with @TatisheNteta and Doug Rice:
https://t.co/z3yF89iVAm

[Department of Political Science at UMass Amherst @umasspolsci]

The President and the Supreme Court: Going Public on Judicial Decisions from Washington to Trump by Paul Collins and Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha selected as an Exemplary Legal Writing Honoree by @GB2d an annual collection of the year's best legal writing.👏👏🥳

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

Nils Lofgren pulls music from Spotify in solidarity with Neil Young: "We encourage all musicians, artists and music lovers everywhere, to stand with us all, and cut ties with Spotify" https://t.co/yBtS8vT3St

[Nils Lofgren @nilslofgren]

Thank you @jonimitchell #DeleteSpotify #StandWithNeilYoung End the misinformation campaign that is stressing our health care workers.

[Jonathan Robinson @jon_m_rob]

45% of Black voters in Georgia think it will be somewhat or very difficult to vote -- only 7% in thought the same of the 2020 elections. This is the kind of thing that keeps me up at night.

https://t.co/oIeUNNT7df

[Ariel White @ArielRWhite]

Our note on voting from prison is out in @The_JOP... little thread on context coming up!

[Rachel Porter @rachel__porter]

Hey, look, it's my research! Thanks @FiveThirtyEight

https://t.co/bctpHcHaFH

[Scholars Strategy Network (bsky: @scholars.org) @SSNScholars]

25% of Americans believe racial problems are rare & isolated. @JesseHRhodes, @raylaraja, @TatisheNteta & @AGTheodoridis find a striking relationship between white racism & the Jan 6th attacks using @UMassPoll data.

Read their analysis on @monkeycageblog: https://t.co/uJQG1XQAsF

[Mia Costa @mia_i_costa]

Brian & I updated our analysis from last year for @DataProgress on words Americans use to describe the Capitol stormers.

Biden voters said:
1) terrorists
2) traitors
3) criminals

Trump voters said:
1) stupid
2) patriots
3) idiots

Here you go: https://t.co/zX7jIpuoIS

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

@e_sharrow @PGI_WPSA @UMassPolicy @UMassHistory Congratulations Libby!

[Opinion Today @OpinionToday]

One year later, how are Americans thinking about the Capitol insurrectionists? (@mia_i_costa @b_schaffner) Details: https://t.co/V1HUvv420k

[Dan Hopkins @dhopkins1776]

Excited my research with @ProfHansNoel "Trump and the Shifting Meaning of `Conservative'" has been published in @apsrjournal

Here's a thread on it: https://t.co/uRZXpWF27M

Here are reactions from one of my US Senators, @SenToomey:

https://t.co/yZL72dwiJU

#polisciresearch

[Alex Theodoridis @AGTheodoridis]

Nice @Edsall @nytimes piece on #BigLie belief w/ me, star @umasspolsci PhD student @LaneGCuthbert, @UMassPoll colleagues @JesseHRhodes, @raylaraja, & @TatisheNteta, + @PaulBegala, @mmccurry, @bindersab, @JakeMGrumbach, @cstewartiii, Frances Lee & others.

https://t.co/1aV7ES1YJC

[@JesseRhodesPolsci @JesseHRhodes]

Great @nytimes op Ed by @Edsall with info from me (@JesseHRhodes) @AGTheodoridis @TatisheNteta @raylaraja @LaneGCuthbert and many others
https://t.co/HSCdtgo8VA

[Matt Grossmann @mattgrossmann]

competing understandings of American nationhood were effectively mobilized by 2016 candidates from the two parties. over 20 years, nationalism has become sorted by party, with Republicans & Democrats defining America in exclusionary vs inclusive terms
https://t.co/LVDtfT8ON0