Data: Ad campaign significantly
improves non-partisan behavior.
Trial shows ad campaign significantly improves public action to reduce partisan dysfunction.
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Read moreWhen you see a disaster response come together, you understand very clearly that when Americans fall, Americans — from far and wide and irrespective of differences — are instantly there to pick each other up.
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Read moreThere were several thoughtful perspectives offered in reaction to my recent observation on how the coming, split congress offers renewed incentive for bipartisanship. Carr predicts we’re in for two more years of gridlock. “Pretend for a second that Nancy Pelosi and the Dems in the House even want to make deals. Who are they dealing […]
Read more[Editors note: Receive blog posts by email: on mobile, scroll all the way down. On desktop, look right. ===>] For a moment imagine that we actually got things done. The middle class had increasing economic opportunity. The world did not cook off. We had really good healthcare! That the recent election resulted in not just […]
Read more[Editors note: Receive blog posts by email: on mobile, scroll all the way down. On desktop, look right. ===>] Old Ebbitt Grill. Back in “the day,” the place was a symbol. On TV and in the newspapers you would see these political firebrands, senators, congressmen, resonating with the regional passions of their constituents, telling you […]
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