Ryan D. Williamson
@ryandane
Political Scientist at the University of Wyoming Congress, elections, baking, and dogs Former think-tanker and Hill staffer ryandwilliamson.blogspot.com
Now that I have tenure perhaps it’s time to pursue some other passions. I mean I’m still younger than LeBron after all.
Imagine trying to explain to someone a mere ten years ago that the Republican president wanted to raise taxes, eliminate the filibuster, and get the federal government more involved in elections.
The Maine postmortem showed that voters soured on Gideon in 20 because of the long campaign. So perhaps a shortened window isn’t a bad thing for Jackson. Maine is also the only state that split its senate and presidential vote in 20, and Collins knows how to win her state. In short, Maine is weird.
Ceaselessly amazed at how effective just going outside is at improving my mood.
The Knicks are merely trying to set up Mike Breen for the first ever triple bang
Redistricting bad for democracy?? I feel like I’ve read something about that recently… www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
She screams. She naps. She flirts. She’s got a little something for everyone.
Fresh out with @salilb.bsky.social at PRQ! We find that even after accounting for ideology, Republican primary voters are more likely to reject climate action while Democratic primary voters increasingly support it, making primary electorates more polarized. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Regular reminder that runoffs are stupid for several different reasons.
Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible if he were a pit bull racing to get back inside and out of the snow.
This is a pretty spectacular typo. I actually had to pause and think about whether or not it was a typo at first though.