BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

In the wake of the Democrats' long refusal to consider the fact that age was undermining the President's capabilities, news that Republicans may be making a similar mistake.

Thoughts on the complex psychological processes that people use to make decisions about what political candidates to support and what factors to consider (and not consider).

Important reflections on how political demographics have changed since the Obama years.

An explanation of the positive role that political parties can play in moderating the extremes of popular opinion.

As Democrats decide to brand their Republican opponents as "weird," a thoughtful, in-depth analysis of the complex issues that this raises.

Thoughtful ideas for improving our politics by reforming the process through which the major parties select presidential candidates.

An exploration of the surprising resurgence of more traditional and conservative family values and lifestyles.

Amid all of the uncertainty about what a second Trump presidency would mean for the United States, a report on what might be its most consequential change (the politicalization of the civil service).

From a Republican perspective, a reminder that disrespectful, dehumanizing language is bad politics and bad for democracy -- a lesson that Democrats should learn as well.

For those who might think that, among the radical changes associated with our high-tech world, there is nothing we can learn from history -- news that the "founding fathers" anticipated our current crisis.