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A Brief, Research-Based Guide to our Political Differences

Four years after President Trump’s upset win in 2016, the Democratic Party received another rude November awakening in 2020: half the country still does not agree with us. Democrats lost seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, and the party’s nominee, Joe Biden, won the presidency by only half the…

Politics

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A Brief, Research-Based Guide to our Political Differences
A Brief, Research-Based Guide to our Political Differences

May 16

OUCH! I have a plank in my eye!

“Do not judge, so that you may not be judged. For the judgment you give will be the judgment you get, and the measure you give will be the measure you get. Why do you see the speck in your neighbor’s eye but do not notice the log in your…

Christianity

2 min read

OUCH! I have a plank in my eye!
OUCH! I have a plank in my eye!

Apr 20

Culture 101: How the World Changes

Let’s talk about culture. Culture is everywhere — it’s the air we breathe, the water we swim in. It permeates everything we do, but we rarely give it due diligence. Partly, this is a result of how we take most culture entirely for granted. “Of course, it’s not raining because…

Culture

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Culture 101: How the World Changes
Culture 101: How the World Changes

Apr 8

France May Be A Bellwether

The graph above is very, very, very bad news politically. Potential implications for the United States. What’s Happening: France chooses their president in two rounds: in the first round, candidates from many different parties get voted on; in the second round, the French people choose between the top two vote-getters of Round…

Politics

2 min read

France May Be A Bellwether
France May Be A Bellwether

Mar 7

How I Accidentally Predicted Biden’s SOTU

In a political analyst application I submitted a little over a week ago — that is, before President Biden’s first State of the Union — I was asked: What is your theory for how to win a national election in the current political environment? This was how I answered… At the risk of stating the obvious, there is no single path to winning a national election…

Politics

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How I Accidentally Predicted Biden’s SOTU
How I Accidentally Predicted Biden’s SOTU

Jan 28

Bake Both Loaves, Part Two: The Half Loaf

For those of you who read Part One of this post, we have already covered important ground: · The Big Risk: Congress doing nothing to protect democracy in 2022 · Democracy Advocates’ Two Teams: Team Whole Loaf pursuing the potentially out-of-reach Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act (FTV:JRLA) and Team…

Democracy

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Bake Both Loaves, Part Two: The Half Loaf
Bake Both Loaves, Part Two: The Half Loaf

Jan 22

Bake Both Loaves, Part One: The Whole Loaf

Warning: Just like my shitty photoshopped JPG, this two-parter post will probably piss you off at some point. It’s hard to think about the situation honestly without getting pissed off. Stick with it, and I think you’ll find it rewarding by the end. Barreling Toward Failure Democracy advocates, imagine with me: It’s the…

Democracy

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Bake Both Loaves, Part One: The Whole Loaf
Bake Both Loaves, Part One: The Whole Loaf

Published in GEN

·Jan 10

Unlocking the Manchin Vote

The central question is: What makes Manchin tick? — Few challenges have been more vexing for the Democratic Party of the 117th Congress than unlocking Sen. Joe Manchin’s vote for progressive legislation. From casting the 50th vote for last spring’s $1.9T emergency COVID funding to blowing up the Build Back Better Act in December, Manchin has repeatedly been the…

Democracy

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Unlocking the Manchin Vote
Unlocking the Manchin Vote

Dec 31, 2021

There Never Was An Evangelicalism: In Dialogue with Russell Moore’s “Losing Our Religion”

Anyone closely following Christianity in contemporary America knows that an increasingly small percent of Americans either belong to a church or self-identify as Christian. These trends are precipitous and unprecedented, especially among younger people, and one of the most dramatic shifts has been in the percentage of young white Americans…

Christianity

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There Never Was An Evangelicalism: In Dialogue with Russell Moore’s “Losing Our Religion”
There Never Was An Evangelicalism: In Dialogue with Russell Moore’s “Losing Our Religion”
Andrew McWilliams-Doty

Andrew McWilliams-Doty

Liberal Democracy Stan. MPP ’21 @ U Chicago. (Flawed) Christian. https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-doty-mpp/

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