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We asked Lancaster County residents — some whose names you’ll recognize — for their thoughts about the past two years of this pandemic, as we approach the start of yet
<p>There are signs that Americans can begin to resolve the fierce struggle underway about what kind of nation we will be. </p>
We've mentioned how Democrats have a white liberal problem. Like locusts, they're eating up too much of the agenda, especially when it comes to messaging. These folks are college-educated, ideological,
Republicans are fixating on “anti-wokeness” as the midterms near. This could prove wise, as more Americans regardless of party affiliation oppose an ideology obsessed with race and hostile toward dissent. But truly beating back the new illiberalism, not just showing it up at the ballot box, will depend on greater involvement from liberals.
Our data found marked differences between generations in terms of their core beliefs. In the United Kingdom, most people don’t feel comfortable bringing their whole selves to work. For two-thirds of the population, talking politics sincerely, on the job, is uncomfortable. People who hold certain, commonplace views, stay silent believing that expressing those views will carry penalty not reward. These are among the findings of a study developed by Cambridge University’s Political Psychology Lab, YouGov, and organizations both of us belong to—MHP Communications (Barron) and The Depolariza...