Recently Utah Governor Spencer Cox sat down with New York Times columnist David French to talk about the dangers of polarization and the need to engage with people who have opposing viewpoints. Learn more and watch the session: https://lnkd.in/gmUZY5Xg
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From a limited role envisioned by the framers to the dominant force it is today, the American presidency has undergone significant changes. Read more about the relationship between Congress and the Presidency from our Issue Perspective partner, the American Enterprise Institute, and discover how that impact is currently being discussed on Capitol Hill. https://lnkd.in/eb7TfDGV
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In my latest The Arizona Republic | azcentral.com | La Voz article, I delve into the complex relationship between politics and violence in the US and Mexico and the forces that shape the electoral landscape on both sides of the border. From historical contexts to current events, I examine the underlying factors driving an increasingly polarizing climate that mirrors a global trend. https://lnkd.in/gzUbEE-a
In US and Mexico, politics and violence have always been a toxic mix. What to know
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Exploring the turmoil in U.S. politics: From shocking events to deep-rooted issues, this blog delves into what's driving division and how we can forge a united path forward.
At the Crossroads: Reflecting on the State of Our Union
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Polycrisis & the next US President In my Global Political Risks reports for ECR Research and ICC Consultants BV I have referenced the polycrisis concept popularized by Adam Tooze. For the Financial Times, Edward Luce links the polycrisis with the global landscape the US presidency has to deal with: "an attritional stalemate in Ukraine, which could tip in Russia’s favour if the US Congress continues to withhold new funding from Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government; an Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip that is bleeding Biden’s ability to rally international support for Ukraine, and eating away at enthusiasm levels among Democrats at home; the possibility of a wider conflict in the Middle East that would hit global commerce and create supply chain-driven inflation...; the...challenge of simultaneously accommodating and confronting a slowing yet still rising China, in which Biden’s “de-risking” strategy has zero-sum implications; and...the risk that Donald Trump could return to office next January. My view is that the latter event would once and for all lay the fond notion of a US-led liberal international order to rest." Adam Tooze replies: "the Biden administration['s] forward-looking outlook is paired with a broader worldview that is deeply conservative. Far more earnestly than Donald Trump, Biden and his team believe that making America great again and cementing US global pre-eminence is the answer to the world’s problems...Of course, a Trump administration would be worse in every respect and I fear you may be underestimating the likelihood of a Trump victory. In the rest of the world, anxiety and puzzlement over American politics will overshadow most other foreign policy concerns in 2024." https://lnkd.in/eS-U4eHH #polycrisis #geopoliticalrisk #politicalrisk #uspolitics #joebiden #donaldtrump
Biden and the spectre of polycrisis
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🌟 Last night's Republican debate was a fiery battleground with stark differences and intense clashes among candidates. One standout moment came from Republican Ramaswamy, boldly asserting, "💔 More people are dying of bad climate change policies than from actual climate issues." This statement ignited a mix of agreement and disagreement from both fellow debaters and the audience 🔥. 🌐 Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley strategically positioned herself as an alternative to the isolationist America First faction. She took a swing at Trump's economic record and directly criticized Ramaswamy's controversial plans to redirect funding from Ukraine and Israel. These foreign policy debates are sure to dominate the upcoming Primaries 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 . 🗣️ Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, however, stole the spotlight with his unwavering condemnation of Trump's behavior. The atmosphere reached a climax when Fox News moderators mentioned the former president's four indictments, prompting Christie to unleash his most cutting remarks. The audience's gasps and cheers underscored the ongoing division within the party over Trump's legacy🎤. ⚡ As the night unfolded, unexpected focus shifted to Ukraine and Israel, capturing attention from candidates and viewers alike. The debate provided a platform for diverse viewpoints on these crucial international relationships, shedding light on the party's stance on global diplomacy. 🔮 Post-debate, political analysts predict that the chasm between those pushing for a redefined Republican foreign policy and those aligned with Trump's approach will continue to shape the path of the Primaries. With each candidate passionately articulating their visions, the Republican Party faces a momentous crossroads that will undoubtedly influence the broader political landscape🗳️. #Republican #GOP #US #Politics #ForeignPolicy #Ukraine #Israel #Debate #Trump #AmericaFirst
First Republican presidential debate: Vivek Ramaswamy takes the spotlight
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EARLY VIEW & OPEN ACCESS Interested in understanding how rising partisan polarization in Congress shapes the dynamics of the American policy process? Click to read the FULL article: https://lnkd.in/gyTGUj4K #PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal
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Brilliant analysis of an awful political shift https://lnkd.in/eNrzvDKZ
European conservative parties are out of ideas, but absorbing the far right isn’t the answer | Oliver Haynes
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Andy Kessler nails what we at Acequia Capital, Reindustrialize, Jordan Blashek, America’s Frontier Fund, etc. etc. etc. etc...wake up so excited about. "Innovators are best if left alone. Fortunately, it’s the innovation sandboxes hidden in the shadows, where entrepreneurs are perfecting cool new technologies, that drive progress. AI is only the latest. Watch for them to rise from between the cracks, like fireworks. And better than last year." https://lnkd.in/e3BibHYQ
Five years ago, Christopher Haugh submitted our manuscript for our book "Union: A Democrat, a Republican, and a Search for Common Ground" on July 4th, 2019. We wrote in our post-script that after 6 roadtrips across America we had emerged hopeful for the future of our country. Why? Because of the resilience, kindness, and strength of the people we met along the way. We are on the cusp of an American revival. The spirit of ingenuity is overflowing among our people. The media and tech world is just starting to be aware of it. The next few years are going to be exciting... https://lnkd.in/gR5w9GQU
Opinion | Beating American Defeatism
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Democracy is not a Right. It's a privilege and everyone's responsibility to protect it. Take action now. I encourage you to pick up the latest The Atlantic issue. Information is power. Empower yourself by reading these articles. #democracy #democracymatters #takeactionnow
The Atlantic continues to rise and ignite conversation! Joe Biden, to the whole nation: "The Atlantic magazine has a new issue out...making the case why American democracy is at risk…Folks, this is a big deal." Yes, he is urging you to read the entire issue!
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EARLY VIEW & OPEN ACCESS Interested in understanding how rising partisan polarization in Congress shapes the dynamics of the American policy process? Click to read the FULL article: https://lnkd.in/gyTGUj4K #PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal
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