Republicans are relying on the Affordable Care Act to respond to the pandemic
The ACA’s protections changed public opinion in its favor. Republicans are keeping up.
Why can’t the Senate repeal Obamacare? Because its policies are actually popular.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/video/politics/senate-health-care-bill-collapses-under-opposition/2017/07/18/3617584c-6bd7-11e7-abbc-a53480672286_video.html After seven years of promising to repeal Obamacare, Republicans
Under Trump, Obamacare’s Medicaid enrollments may actually go up
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Critics argued with our analysis of U.S. political inequality. Here are 5 ways they’re wrong.
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New research shows just how much presidents try to manipulate public opinion
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According to Page and Jacobs, Americans are conservative egalitarians who accept higher taxes and more government spending so as to give people equal opportunities
As the saying goes, everybody wants to go to heaven
Jacobs and Shapiro on how politicians try to mold public opinion
In my NYT column on how to think about conflicting
What Do Political Polls Really Accomplish?
This is a guest post from Lawrence Jacobs, who is
Open Access issue on Obama Presidency in Perspectives
_Perspectives on Politics_ has a "new issue":http://journals.cambridge.org/ppsobama, stuffed full of
Should We Get Rid of Polls?
In graduate school, one of my advisors gave a presentation