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    The House and Senate Votes on the 2014 Omnibus Spending Bill.

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  2. 48 min

    Abortion may not matter in the 2014 midterms, says :

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    Americans may be divided on abortion, but it won’t matter for the midterms

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    I'm calling horses**t on this one. A backlash against qusnt blogging doesn't explain why WaPo hires .

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    A backlash against longform and now a backlash against quant blogging. Stunning developments in the media

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    Déjà vu all over again. Rush to analyze "new" RNC proportionality rules has missed that there's been little change:

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    Your Annual reminder to *not* watch the dial test "worm" during the SOTU on Tuesday. Here's the experimental evidence

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    Pol scientists Chen & Rodden on electoral geography Don’t Blame the Maps

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    The Myth of Republican Proportionality Change

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    Catching up on news over weekend? See on how repressing in could increase support for Islamism

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    some cool blogs & bloggers I like:

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    Got it, but I'm not sure it hurt Carter or Bush. They lost mainly for other reasons than having a primary challenger.

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  13. 24 janv.

    I don't think tweaks are really responsible for Carter stopping Kennedy or Bush stopping Buchanan.

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  14. 24 janv.

    Useful piece on NSF funding of polisci from :

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  15. 24 janv.

    I mean "better" in the sense of "more likely to win in Nov" (which is what I think parties care most about).

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  16. 24 janv.

    Maybe this?

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  17. 24 janv.

    Tweaks to rules are definitely attempts to game system. Q is whether tweaks produce a "better" nominee. Hard question.

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  18. 24 janv.

    I think Mondale had the most delegates based on primaries alone. Didn't need super-delegates to win.

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  19. 24 janv.

    [cont'd from previous tweet] Parties typically do most of the work to select the "best" candidate before the primaries even start.

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    24 janv.

    The bigger question is whether tweaks affect who the nominee is at all. Good chance the answer is "no."

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