professormusgrave.bsky.social
Professor of political science. Willing expat becoming an unwilling emigre. Essentially millennial, analytically millenarian. https://musgrave.substack.com
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"millennial optimism" -- bitch, we were just too traumatized and horny to pay attention to politics for a few years in our twenties, that's all it was
Show PostLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. He clearly did not like the press coverage of this.
Show PostI tell my students: you wouldn’t get a robot to lift weights for you at the gym, but you would use a forklift in a warehouse.Consider which work is which.
Show PostIn the late 1850s there was a very serious crisis in Anglo-American relations - one so serious that perhaps for the last time before the Civil War, Northern and Southern Dems, Whigs/Americans, and Republicans were all united. Yet there is (AFAIK) not much on this in the literature! thread
Show PostI respect Sen. Schatz, but I 100% disagree with him here. Even if we win the midterms, Democrats have far to go to win back the trust of working people. If Democrats don't understand that, we will sleepwalk into President Vance 2028. No one in America thinks the status quo is working.
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