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The economic policies of different parties, including cost-of-living and market reforms.
platforms are multi-page statements of principle that outline priorities for the party every four years; emphasizes progressive policy goals like universal health, economic fairness, civil rights, cli...
A wave of national surveys in January 2026 shows ’s job approval clustered in the high 30s to low 40s, with aggregate measures and individual polls producing net ratings ranging from about -18 to roug...
Elon Musk has repeatedly framed falling birth rates as an existential risk and tied that rhetoric to his own family life, boasting of fathering many children while funding research and initiatives con...
Thomas Sowell’s Discrimination and Disparities makes a tightly argued case that observed gaps in socioeconomic outcomes need not prove malicious discrimination and that policy interventions often prod...
The “best” party to have voted for in the most recent federal election depends on the future value: stability and centrist governance (), market-oriented focus and tougher law-and-order measures (), o...
The simple heuristic that “the left is more societal and the right more economic” has historical roots but collapses under scrutiny: classical and contemporary left–right divisions have always encompa...
J.D. Vance’s life story — most prominently told in Hillbilly Elegy — provides the rhetorical scaffolding for his approach to social policy, privileging cultural explanations for poverty and emphasizin...