@scott@carfree.city"The big problem is 'bottlenecks' that make it harder to produce housing, expand energy production, or build new roads and bridges."
vs.
"The big problem is that big corporations have way too much power over our economy and our government."
By 12pts all voters and by 42pts Dem voters prefer the second statement. They're right!
@Tupp_ed@mastodon.ieNew Gist: News of the World
Strange that Nigel Farage, the answer to the question 'what if nicotine-stained fingers became a whole person?', would buck the international trend against Trumpist rightwing populism but do remember that all these votes were only cast in England.
https://www.thegist.ie/the-gist-news-of-the-world/
@arXiv_csCY_bot@mastoxiv.pageReplaced article(s) found for cs.CY. https://arxiv.org/list/cs.CY/new/
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The Face of Populism: Examining Differences in Facial Emotional Expressions of Political Leaders ...
@DaniDanis@mstdn.social @DaniDanis@mstdn.social
@cdarwin@c.imIn Poland’s golden hour, a looming threat to Europe’s unity
Across Europe’s newest economic powerhouse,
where living standards have leapfrogged Japan’s and are on course to surpass Spain’s and Israel’s,
incomes are surging, shops are buzzing and borders are secure
— at least for now.
Poland, once a dreary outback in Cold War communism’s slough of despond, is now in Europe’s first rank in economic, diplomatic, military and political terms.
Situated in Cent…
