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Note: This is a Google AI-assisted exploration.
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Note: This is a Google AI-assisted exploration.
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Note: This is a Google AI-assisted exploration.
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Make American Democracy Great Again by Jianli Yang / National Review September 29, 2026: American democracy itself is unquestionably troubled.
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Confession, straight-up: I think of Trump and his followers as wannabe fascists and much of the U.S. left as wannabe totalitarians.
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Recent email exchange between members of my debate club: A: [Suggestion for a debate motion for our debate club]: Right-wingers have the wrong political priorities.
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…well into the 21st century around 70% of Americans reached the top 20% income bracket at some point in their lives.
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Recap from the last post: According to a survey conducted by the Archbridge Institute earlier this year, most Americans say they have achieved or are on the way to achieving their own version of the American Dream.
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Recap from my last post: According to a survey conducted by the Archbridge Institute earlier this year, most Americans say they have achieved or are on the way to achieving their own version of the American Dream.
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Most working Americans move up the economic ladder across adulthood, especially those with advanced education: Note: According to the U.S.
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Recap: Barack Obama once declared economic inequality - that is, the large disparities in income and wealth between the rich and the rest - to be “the defining challenge of our time”.
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Recap: Barack Obama once declared economic inequality - that is, the large disparities in income and wealth between the rich and the rest - to be “the defining challenge of our time”.
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Recap: Barack Obama once declared economic inequality - that is, the large disparities in income and wealth between the rich and the rest - to be “the defining challenge of our time”.
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In which I list a few considerations, with no attempt to resolve the matter.
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Barack Obama once declared economic inequality - that is, the huge disparities in income and wealth between the rich and the rest - to be “the defining challenge of our time”.
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AI-induced job losses are coming soon and US workers are unprepared for the new reality.
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From the archives (with slight revisions) — Social housing is rental housing provided at sub-market rates and allocated according to specific rules of eligibility for prospective tenants.
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[For social housing advocates, a post from the archive…] — Social housing is rental housing provided at sub-market rates and allocated according to specific rules of eligibility for prospective tenants.
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One of the long-term goals of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is to end “commodified housing, and the production of unalienated housing”.
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[Verified sources of AI responses at end] 1.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Back from from vacation, and boy do I have a lot of catch-up posts to do!
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Something to mull over: “Industrial policy advocates spend much time discussing market failures, yet they are curiously blind to government failures.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.
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Recap: Pew Research has just come out with a new typology that sorts the American public into nine groups based on their political values and beliefs.