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Already seems we are most days? >> i hope not. although, i would've been surprised at the beginning of this pandemic with the idea that wearing a mask would become a partisan issue on which they would be a big partisan divide. it seems -- we talk about ways to encourage, to carrots and sticks, people who are reluctant to get vaccines to do so. how about the fact that you are more likely to die, get sick, go to the hospital, if you don't get a vaccine. it seems like that is a pretty good stick, and yet it's not working because, i think of the rhetoric we've seen, from president trump, from some...

How Education, Not Income, Came to Define America's Political Divide | Opinion On 6/9/21 at 10:11 AM EDT Not too long ago, it was easy to describe the demographics of your typical left-wing political party anywhere in the industrialized West. This party would be composed of low-income, working-class people who were primarily motivated by pocketbook issues. This described Labour in the United Kingdom and the Democratic Party in the United States, both of which built powerful economic policy-based coalitions following World War II. In the UK, Labour established the National Hea...

F-35s, F-15EX and More: Battle Lines Drawn Over Biden's Defense Budget Progressives reportedly would still like to rein parts of what they have viewed as an ever-expanding military slush fund, while Conservatives have warned that the defense budget is now far too low to counter the growing threat from China and Russia. It is often said that a good compromise is when both parties are dissatisfied. If that is in fact true, then President Joe Biden's first defense budget must be a good compromise because lawmakers in both parties are about as dissatisfied as they could be. Biden released his f...

Mining jobs needed to produce the metals for processing into battery parts used to build electric vehicles in America will not be developed in the U.S. but in Australia, Brazil and Canada, mainly to avoid battles with environmentalists.

Home and community-based services emerge as roadblocks for progress on the infrastructure legislative package. Chiquita Brooks-LaSure steps into role as the Administrator for the Centers for CMS, Medicaid expansion efforts being stalled in many states,