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The Garden of Forking Paths 1552 implied HN points 11 Jul 23
  1. The US Supreme Court is highly politicized with lifetime appointments causing a imbalance of power.
  2. By looking at models from small island nations, like Comoros and Fiji, we can find ways to reform the US Supreme Court using consociationalism and centripetalism.
  3. Proposed solutions for Supreme Court reform include changing the judicial selection process to be nonpartisan and considering power-sharing models like in New Jersey or requiring a supermajority vote for confirmations.
Corinna Cohn 963 implied HN points 12 May 23
  1. Texas bill to protect detransitioners (HB3502) defeated by Democrats at the last minute.
  2. Democrats in Texas prevented HB3502 from expanding insurance coverage for 'onboarding' procedures.
  3. There was bipartisan effort to push the bill, but Democrats celebrated its demise in the final hours of the 2023 Session.
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News Items 353 implied HN points 24 Sep 23
  1. Rupert Murdoch's retirement has political implications, showcasing that Trump continues to hold influence in the Republican Party.
  2. Fox News' attempts to steer the Republican base away from Trump have failed, with DeSantis losing ground and needing a strong showing in Iowa.
  3. There are shifts happening within Fox News and the Republican Party leadership, indicating a changing landscape in conservative politics.
Letters from an American 11 implied HN points 11 Mar 24
  1. The Republican Party faced a significant week marked by controversies and internal changes.
  2. There is a growing shift towards Trumpism within the Republican Party, aiming to align with the MAGA movement principles.
  3. Biden continues to leverage the momentum from his State of the Union address, gaining endorsements and support from key political action committees.
Slack Tide by Matt Labash 175 implied HN points 01 Apr 23
  1. There's a lack of normalcy in today's political landscape and political figures are not held to traditional standards of morality.
  2. Hypocrisy is no longer a concern as many political figures operate without clear principles.
  3. Republicans are rallying around Trump despite legal challenges, showcasing a shift towards embracing embattled figures for financial and political gains.
Letters from an American 11 implied HN points 17 Feb 24
  1. Vice President Kamala Harris defended global engagement at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing the importance of upholding international rules, norms, and alliances for American strength and security.
  2. Harris highlighted support for Ukraine as a stand for freedom and democracy, stressing the need for severe consequences on Russia to deter other authoritarians worldwide.
  3. The recent events surrounding Russian opposition leader Navalny's death tied the Republicans to Putin's regime, leading to distancing efforts and calls for accountability within the party.
Letters from an American 11 implied HN points 02 Feb 24
  1. The U.S. economy experienced significant growth compared to other G7 nations, showcasing the effectiveness of demand-side economic policies embraced by Democrats.
  2. Democrats passed popular economic measures like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act without much Republican support, leading to a shift in Republican attitudes towards these policies.
  3. Republicans are facing challenges due to their focus on obstructionism, loyalty to extreme views, and a disconnect between right-wing media influencers and governing efforts.
God's Spies by Thomas Neuburger 60 implied HN points 26 Jul 23
  1. Republicans manipulated Democrats' hatred for certain Republicans to block a bill opposing cluster bombs
  2. Republicans purposely associated cluster bomb opposition with Marjorie Taylor Greene to deter support
  3. Democrats fell into the trap set by Republicans, resulting in a vote that allowed the transfer of cluster bombs
I Might Be Wrong 3 implied HN points 01 Mar 24
  1. Wedge issues can divide a politician's supporters, making it difficult to address without upsetting someone - this can lead to politicians avoiding discussing these topics.
  2. Republicans are facing challenges with the Alabama Embryo Ruling, as the majority of Americans oppose the ruling and their views differ significantly on the topic of abortion and in vitro fertilization.
  3. The Alabama Embryo Ruling is pushing Republicans into a conversation about reproduction views that might be uncomfortable for them due to the divisive nature of the issue.
The Washington Current 0 implied HN points 26 Jan 24
  1. A prominent Republican warns Trump against banning voters from his political movement if he wants to be re-elected as president.
  2. Exclusionary thinking does not win elections, especially when it comes to alienating potential voters.
  3. Learning from past mistakes and expanding his base is crucial for Trump to succeed in winning the presidency.
The Tweetsift Report 0 implied HN points 08 Mar 23
  1. The Federal Reserve is facing pressure from both Democrats and Republicans on monetary policy and climate regulations.
  2. Chairman Powell testified before the Senate about the impact of monetary policy on economic activity and inflation.
  3. The Fed is working on instant payment services and discussing potential changes in capital requirements for banks.