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Americans aren't polarized, just better sorted

- January 21, 2014

Morris P. Fiorina is the Wendt Family Professor of Political

What we know and don’t know about our polarized politics

Nolan McCarty - January 8, 2014

Numerous times over the past several years Americans have witnessed

Most Americans are not like Antonin Scalia

John Sides - October 18, 2013

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Can California’s New Primary Reduce Polarization? Maybe Not.

John Sides - March 27, 2013

This is a guest post from Doug Ahler, Jack Citrin,

Why Government Fails to Adopt Painless Solutions to the Nation’s Problems

Eric Patashnik - September 24, 2012

The conventional wisdom is that the nation faces difficult economic

Maybe “The Big Sort” Never Happened

John Sides - March 20, 2012

Many readers will remember the book The Big Sort by

On the Rationality or Irrationality of Political Independents

John Sides - April 28, 2011

Jon Chait "disagrees":http://www.tnr.com/blog/jonathan-chait/87547/the-irrationality-independent-voters with "my earlier post":https://themonkeycage.org/2011/04/independents_are_not_a_confuse.html on political independents:

Response to Lane Kenworthy

Larry Bartels - December 8, 2010

As a regular reader of The Monkey Cage, I am

What Happens When Congress Fails to Do Its Job?

John Sides - March 30, 2010

That it is a title of a Newsweek essay by

What We Don’t Know About Polarization

John Sides - December 9, 2009

Last week, I linked to my comments at the TPM

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