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Where Slate's Audience Fits on the Political Spectrum | Pew ... » Oct 21, 2014 ...conservative. Source: American Trends Panel (wave 1). Survey conducted March 19-April 29, 2014. Based on all Web respondents (representative of the 89% of Americans with internet access). Each graphic shows the ideological distribution of all respondents who got news about government and politics... Journalism.org

Louise Mensch and the rise of the liberal conspiracy theorist. » May 24, 2017 ...She has become a new stock character in this shambolic White House opera: the liberal conspiracy theorist, remaking a certain corner of progressive discourse in the image of Breitbart News and Infowars. She is a mirror for the left's Hitchcockian fantasies and an avatar of our political dysfunction, a symbol... Slate.com

The moral cowardice of saying allegations against Roy Moore are ... » Nov 10, 2017 ...Alabama Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Roy Moore speaks with reporters as he visits the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Oct. 31. ....Since Donald Trump entered the White House, Slate has stepped up our politics coverage—bringing you news and opinion from writers like Jamelle Bouie and Dahlia... Slate.com

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Ranking the media from liberal to conservative, based on their ... » Oct 21, 2014 ...1) The most-preferred media outlets of liberals, according to Pew's study, are the New Yorker and Slate. ...4) MSNBC, despite its reputation as the most liberal cable news network, has a more moderate audience than the four publications mentioned above -- and only a slightly more liberal audience than... Washingtonpost.com

2017 election: the women, people of color, and LGBTQ candidates ... » Nov 8, 2017 ...Tuesday was a big night for Democrats — and these historic “firsts” show that the party can run a diverse slate of candidates and win. ...wins. LGBTQ candidates made history: Democrat Danica Roem became the state's first transgender lawmaker (beating the incumbent Republican lawmaker who drafted a... Vox.com

The Electoral College » It was established by Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution and modified by the 12 and 23 Amendments. ...The political parties in each state nominate their electors. Parties and states ...If a majority of voters in a state vote for the Republican candidate for president, the Republican slate of electors is elected. Ncsl.org

The Democratic Party establishment is finished after Trump. » Nov 9, 2016 ...Jim Newell is a Slate staff writer. ...She was a total misfit for both the politics of 2016 and the energy of the Democratic Party as currently constituted. ...in the short-term context of a decaying political system, Republicans might even have the edge: Democrats could win the presidency most of the time but... Slate.com

Fantasyland book excerpt: The NRA won the gun rights debate and ... » Oct 5, 2017 ...But after the NRA's apoplectic-fantasist faction took control in the late 1970s, it turned its dial up to 11 and kept it there, becoming the center of a powerful new political movement that opposed any and all regulation of firearms—the types and numbers of guns and accessories and ammo people could buy,... Slate.com

How Doug Jones can win against Roy Moore in Alabama. » Nov 17, 2017 ...The Center for Politics at the University of Virginia recently moved the race from “ likely Republican” to “leans Democratic,” and while the Real Clear Politics ... Since Donald Trump entered the White House, Slate has stepped up our politics coverage—bringing you news and opinion from writers like Jamelle... Slate.com