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Parliament is lesser without the likes of the Swan Wayne Swan bows out of Parliament with a spicy parting speech smh.com.au/politics/feder… via @smh
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'Ugly politics must be defeated': Wayne Swan bows out of Parliament with a spicy parting speech
Wayne Swan pre-promoted his valedictory speech as “the end of an era” which, while not exactly modest, was correct.
words of wonder. Reasoned, factual and insightful analysis on what makes us as a nation... what we have come to expect from @GMegalogenis
Populists now lead the largest four democratic nations. Research shows the danger this presents
THE debate of the past years has been: Do populists damage democracy? Or are they a healthy corrective? Until now, nobody has answered these questions on the basis of a comprehensive global dataset. @jkyleindc and I set out to change that. [THREAD.] theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
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Long term outlook on these trends are a concern for Republican Party. Gerrymandering that mitigated house seat losses and small wins in red States in 2018 midterms masked these trends that will be exacerbated by demographic shifts.
Young voters broke for Democrats by more than a 30-point margin this year, while those over age 65 stayed with Republicans.
Early morning gathering in the local Democrat campaign office in West St Paul to rally the troops for the final door knocking and phone calls. Senator Amy Klobuchar providing star power to the gathering #Midterms2018
I think yes. But this seems a strange question to couple the selection of Governor
Illinois voting ballot form at early voting venue. The voter then needs to punch through a machine. And I thought voting in NSW upper house was complicated. 🤔.... I guess some complication is eased by no preferential voting
A difficult October surprise for the Democrats.
"If liberals insist that only fascists will defend borders, then voters will hire fascists to do the job liberals will not do," writes @DavidFrum: on.theatln.tc/XJdGKsG
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Side-by-side: for #SuffrageDay, women MPs recreated an iconic photo of MPs taken in 1905 in the Reading Room of the Parliamentary Library. #WhakatūWāhine #WomenInPolitics #nzpol Read more about today's #Suffrage125 celebrations: bit.ly/2xxLLcv
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