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Swiss reject tax hike to cut carbon emissions and synthetic pesticide ban


Swiss voters on Sunday rejected proposals to further reduce CO2 emissions by 2030 and to ban synthetic pesticides.
The proposed carbon dioxide law included an increase in taxes on fuels and the introduction of a tax on airline tickets from Switzerland.
It was defeated in a referendum by 51.59% of the electorate.
The no vote today is not a no to climate protection, Environment and Energy Minister Simonetta Sommaruga, said. Climate change is still urgent, which is why we must move forward and find a way forward very quickly.
For the WWF, the winners of today s vote will be held accountable tomorrow. ....

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Why Is Joe Biden so Popular?


 
I have worked in countries where voters are easy to please. As a result, I had clients who would get approval ratings as high as 70%, 80% or even 90%. American voters, on the other hand, are definitely more cynical. In particular in recent times, it has become noteworthy when a nationwide politician crosses the bar of 50% approval rating. In the RCP average, Joe Biden s approval rating currently stands at more than 55%. An impressive result.
During the campaign, it was commonly said that Biden was an unappealing candidate. Commentators described him as too old and as lacking charisma. How come then that Joe Biden reaches such a good approval rating when he was such an uninspiring candidate? As a point of comparison, Donald Trump barely ever approached 50% approval during his entire presidency. ....

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Would Donald Trump Have Won Reelection Absent the Coronavirus?


 
While last year s U.S. presidential election was actually not really close, it was narrower than what many had expected. Donald Trump in particular outperformed his nationwide polling average by about 3% on election day. Would he have won reelection without the coronavirus? Nobody knows and you might think that the question is moot and academic. Well, first of all, I do have an academic background and part of my work, and second, I will tell you in a moment why I think the question is relevant. But to answer it first, yes, I do think that the race would have been closer without the pandemic. At the beginning of the election year, it looked like Trump would head into campaign season with the winds of a roaring economy at his back. Conventional wisdom has it that an incumbent with a booming economy and absent a major crisis, is difficult to beat. Now, this matters because it says as much about Trump as about the ....

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Switzerland marks only 50 years of women voting and ponders gender gap today


Switzerland will mark 50 years since women won the vote on Sunday dismally late for a country that prides itself on having one of the oldest democracies in the world.
The move came in 1971, more than a century after the first demands for universal suffrage in the country.
Swiss politicians including Justice Minister Karin Keller-Sutter hailed the progress made since then.
February 7, 1971 marked the decisive step towards gender equality, she said in a tweet. It was also the birth of the democracy we are so rightly proud of today: a complete democracy.
Ruth Dreifuss, who became the first woman to serve as president in 1999, stressed that the past half century had seen the elimination of legal discrimination between men and women in large part thanks to the votes cast by women. ....

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