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politics1 year ago

Mayor Eric Adams Considers GOP Return Amid Political Shifts

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has not dismissed the possibility of switching back to the Republican Party, a move that could have significant political implications. Adams, who was previously a registered Republican before becoming a Democrat, has faced criticism from some within his current party. His openness to changing political affiliation again highlights ongoing tensions and divisions within the Democratic Party.

social-science2 years ago

The Consequences of Anti-Vaxxers' COVID-19 Deaths

A study suggests that people have complex reactions when anti-vaxxers who publicly reject COVID-19 vaccines die from the disease. While very few rejoice in their deaths, some individuals believe that those who are dogmatic against vaccines deserve worse outcomes. This reaction is influenced by the political party affiliation and vaccination status of the person evaluating the anti-vaxxer. Democrats and vaccinated individuals are more likely to think that anti-vaxxers who died got what they deserved, but even 63% of Democrats in the study believed that an anti-vaxxer deserved a full recovery. The study indicates that people view those on social media as characters in a morality play and may judge those who share misinformation about the COVID vaccine as immoral and deserving of retribution.

social-science2 years ago

Public Perception of Anti-Vaxxers' COVID-19 Fatalities: A Critical Analysis

A new study suggests that people have complex reactions when anti-vaxxers who publicly reject COVID-19 vaccines die from the disease. While very few rejoice in their deaths, some individuals believe that those who are dogmatic against vaccines deserve worse outcomes. This reaction is influenced by the political party affiliation and vaccination status of the person evaluating the anti-vaxxer. Democrats and vaccinated individuals were more likely to think that anti-vaxxers who died got what they deserved, but even 63% of Democrats believed that they deserved a full recovery. The study indicates that people view those on social media as characters in a morality play, judging those who spread vaccine misinformation as immoral and deserving of retribution. However, even those who thought anti-vaxxers deserved death did not express high levels of satisfaction or happiness at their demise.

politics2 years ago

"Supreme Court's Impact on American Politics and Beliefs Revealed"

Americans' beliefs about the politicization of the Supreme Court vary widely based on their political affiliation, according to a recent ABC News/Ipsos poll. While a majority of Republicans believe that Supreme Court justices make decisions based on the law, not politics, a growing number of Democrats perceive the court as increasingly politicized. Independents are split on whether the court rules mainly on the basis of the law. Concerns about partisanship on the court have led some Democrats to call for reforms, such as expanding the number of justices or establishing term limits.

politics2 years ago

Conservative Ideology on the Rise in America: Polls

A new Gallup poll has found that more Americans are identifying as socially and economically conservative than at any point in more than a decade. 38% of Americans say they are conservative on social issues, up from 33% last year and 30% in 2021. Republicans had the largest swing towards conservatism with 74% saying they identified as socially conservative. Those identifying as economically conservative also hit its highest point since 2012, reaching 44%. The poll's findings come as the nation continues to grapple with efforts from the left to push transgender ideology on American society.