BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An argument against using anti-democratic tactics to defend democracy, even when you regard President Trump as a direct threat to that democracy.

A sobering look at extreme and deceptive tactics being used by both parties and an argument that the Democrats may be as guilty as Republicans.

An explanation of how electoral processes can be manipulated by authoritarian wannabes (with lots of must-learn lessons).

An observation that President Trump and his allies are not trying to reassure voters worried about his dictatorial ambitions. Rather, they seem to be giving people more reason to worry.

A critique of the tactics used by Trump's opponents and an argument that they might be undermining their own objectives.

Thoughtful reflections on how one can constructively and effectively challenge the many excesses embodied in Trump's campaign and possible Presidency.

An overview, with lots of links, of the latest political science thinking on strategies for countering President-Trump's special brand of anger filled politics.

An encouraging look at steps that governors are taking to limit toxic polarization and earn the trust of the electorate.

Reflections how the Democrats made the transition from being the party of the working class to being the party of the educated professional class.

A critique of the progressive left and part of an explanation of why Democrats and President Biden are polling so poorly.