President Biden will join us at Brookings tomorrow to reflect on his administration’s middle-out, bottom-up economic playbook and the future of the American economy.
Tune in for his remarks at this link: https://t.co/1hVkYxW7vR
Absolutely no one, liberal or conservative, wants to see their tax dollars wasted. But cutting government is a tricky business for two reasons, explains @EKamarck. 🧵
Tomorrow at 12 pm ET, Benjamin Wittes will talk to @S_R_Anders, @ARozenshtein, @qjurecic, and Mary McCord (@GeorgetownICAP) about Donald Trump's picks for his Cabinet and senior-level administration positions, including Matt Gaetz as attorney general. https://t.co/kwQJ1rGE1h
Join us on November 12 as election experts discuss state-by-state outcomes, voter turnout trends, election administration, and the implications of the 119th congressional election results on future public policy implementation.
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NBC commentators already playing fast and loose with data from states (Georgia) way before they should. Confuses voters no matter how many times you say “it’s still early.”
The courts protect rights that popular majorities might want to override. But in the long run, a court that is unmoored from major popular sentiment for a long time will face challenges.
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The victor at most modern conventions has been a foregone conclusion. The notion of delegates as the final decision-makers in a long nomination process has been lost—but, under certain circumstances, they may still have the final word, says @EKamarck. https://t.co/66JpdEGrp0
@ATTHelp need help desperately. I cannot receive phone calls or texts via iPhone after adding Passport international last week. Can’t login to MyATT without receiving verification code via TEXT. Catch-22. Please help. I can’t call you.
On May 16, join us for a webinar to discuss the complexity of race and politics in a two-party system, the diversity of the Black policy agenda, and what it means to be a Black voter in 2024. Submit questions using #BlackVoters2024!
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Debates about critical race theory (CRT) in the classroom may not be as prevalent today as they were in 2021, but school districts are still navigating the fallout from them.
To date, at least 18 states and 150 school districts have adopted a CRT ban.
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