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PBS NewsHour interview about Trump’s rhetoric
From my interview with PBS NewsHour: Brendan Nyhan, Dartmouth College: In this case, it may have been a metaphor. It’s hard to tell with him. He was using that language in the context of a discussion of the auto industry, but his meaning was ambiguous. Given the way he so frequently calls for or endorses
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New podcast on polarization and democracy
90. Are American politics more polarized than ever? Brendan Nyhan thinks social media just helps us see it more.
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New podcast on US 2020 Facebook study
89. Facebook scores your politics with a number. Brendan Nyhan figured out what they do with it. (Part 1 of 2)
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New study, report, and podcast
I’m one of the lead authors on a new article in Nature titled “Like-minded sources on Facebook are prevalent but not polarizing” that was published today. It’s one of four articles published today from the US 2020 Facebook and Instagram Election Study on which I was coauthor (the other three were published in a special
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New podcast – on Mike Pesca’s The Gist
New podcast with Mike Pesca talking about the latest Bright Line Watch report and the state of American democracy:
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New Bright Line Watch report/interview
From our new Bright Line Watch report: The gap between Republicans and Democrats in confidence in American elections remains large, but has diminished in the past year. Compared to November 2021, somewhat more Republicans recognize the legitimacy of Biden’s 2020 victory and express confidence in the integrity of the vote count in the upcoming midterm