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Why is npr wording this like the mascot is a person who decided to do this

Talking about knee jerk political reactions, abruptly pausing congestion pricing has got to be up there

Our new poll with @climateintegrity.bsky.social finds that a majority of California voters see the fossil fuel industry as responsible for the recent wildfires — and want oil and gas companies to shoulder some of the costs. www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2025/2/...

Americans against ethnic cleansing. @dataforprogress.org's @rodonnell.bsky.social in @zeteo.com today: zeteo.com/p/trump-gaza...

Can’t think of a more fitting description of what trumps second term will be like

Likely

Republicans now expect basically no inflation over the next year. Meanwhile, Democrats expect it to spike. (UMich Expected Change in Prices During the Next Year)

my “Exxon Mobil has not engaged in a decades-long secret mission to brainwash or deceive the public” shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt www.nytimes.com/2025/01/07/c...

i was told i’d be a good dj last night (derogatory)

New York State is the twelfth-largest economy on earth, and now it's going to demand that Big Oil pay for the climate damages it has caused. This is how the tobacco industry met its match billmckibben.substack.com/p/a-successf...

i love going back to 2005 and 2006 and reading articles about Lehman Brothers where they're like "this company ROCKS! Economy forever!"

NEW: A majority of voters (73%) say that judge or court shopping — the legal practice of steering cases to sympathetic judges or courts — should not be an accepted practice in the U.S. legal system.

Barring everything else, it's pretty funny to refer to the Selzer poll as the Harris poll. That's an entirely different pollster!

NEW: Our comprehensive post-election report examines the factors that led to Trump's win, using longitudinal data collected throughout 2024. Primarily, we find that voters were upset with the economy and the status quo.

DFP's post-election report is out (www.dataforprogress.org/memos/2024-p...) You should give it a read, but I'll lead with this: it really was a change election

It’s a bold strategy Cotton, lets see if it pays off

Is twitter real life or not www.politico.com/news/magazin...

Crime reporting be like