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Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
This race/class message seems compelling if your goal is to address racial and economic issues. But if one of your (unstated) goals is to get people to stop talking about race because you don't like all this race talk anyway (electoral dynamics aside), then it's not compelling. — PolitiTweet.org
Ian Haney Lopez @IanHaneyLopez
"Shor is mainly wrong about racism (which is to say, about electoral politics)" https://t.co/XpYxeYxSfO… https://t.co/FXuGLPYLTM
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @IanHaneyLopez: "Shor is mainly wrong about racism (which is to say, about electoral politics)" https://t.co/XpYxeYxSfO @EricMGarcia… — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
A really great thread. — PolitiTweet.org
Tom Bonier @tbonier
This is a thoughtful exploration of what seems to be the hot political twitter subject of the week. I'll share my o… https://t.co/jpsC3lYk9b
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @samuelmoyn: Brave and brilliant https://t.co/xJWIiH3d40 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @DavidAstinWalsh: This is the most persuasive take-down of Shorism I've yet read. Unsurprisingly comes from a political scientist. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
@DemPartyBuilder @whstancil @BenjaminSmith13 @MercurySchroepp @mattyglesias Clyburn is strongly against defund. He is strongly for getting rid of the filibuster to pass a voting rights bill, which would be a very high profile and racial-ized move by Dems. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
@DemPartyBuilder @whstancil @BenjaminSmith13 @MercurySchroepp @mattyglesias Working class black people are the bulk of voters in some districts. (CBC ones.) Do the representatives they chose talk about racial issues often? Do their representatives strongly support police reform? HR40? Yes, yes, yes. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Bingo. — PolitiTweet.org
Nathan J Robinson @NathanJRobinson
It's almost as if online activists actually have very little power and criticizing the left earns you support from… https://t.co/gCDBcrbEF5
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Also, this. https://t.co/S7aBFuCmPL — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
.@AlanIAbramowitz and @b_schaffner have done some pieces recently that I think get closer to answering these question than "education polarization" does. https://t.co/WqmASjnYZr — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Similarly "education polarization" is certainly a way to describe our political divides. But if racial polarization is even bigger, is that the actual story? And education polarization doesn't tell us much---on what issues do the more educated differ from the less educated? — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
As my friend @tzimmer_history says, it was an intentional decision by those who follow American politics to choose "polarization" as the frame to think our political divides. That frame obscures something: what are people polarized about? — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
How do Democrats do better with white voters and how do Democrats do better with voters without degrees aren't the problem, so they probably don't have exactly the same solutions. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Biden won 73% of non-college voters of color, about 53% white voters with degrees. We might be overstating Dem strength with white college grads and understating it with non-college people of color. https://t.co/YqGO8PUqQ1 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Dems won about 43 percent of white vote, about 75 percent of black and Latino vote. Dems won about 45 percent of non-college vote, about 60 percent of college vote. I understand the college/non-college gap is newer, but the racial one is even bigger — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
But if you look at the absolute voting patterns in America, Democrats really struggle (under 40 percent) with white men, white non-college graduates and white non-college men in particular. What do those groups have in common? https://t.co/CFnzMgzYUr — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Shifts do matter--and the shifts are white college graduates moving to Dems, white non-college moving GOP, Latinos moving to GOP, while black Americans are staying very Democratic. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Pew data has Biden at 55% among non-college-educated Latino voters 92% percent among non-Black voters, so also around 73 percent overall. https://t.co/CFnzMgzYUr — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Catalist looked at a number of subgroups in their 2020 analysis. Clinton won voters of color without degrees 78-18, Biden won 73-25. So Trump made gains, but he lost by a lot. Voters of color without degrees are very Dem-leaning still. https://t.co/YqGO8PUqQ1 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Pew 2020 verified data (so better than exits) shows that black college graduates and black non-college graduates were both 92-8 for Biden. There was a big ed gap among white and Latino voters, with those with degrees much more likely to back Dems. https://t.co/CFnzMgzYUr — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
When @meredithconroy_ and I looked at this last year, black Democrats were significantly more supportive than white Democrats of aggressive school integration efforts and reparations in particular. https://t.co/YcmOUXiXsv https://t.co/6c1NOlcHVy — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
When @meredithconroy and I looked at this last year, black Democrats as a group were significantly more supportive of reparations and aggressive school integration efforts than white Democrats. https://t.co/YcmOUXiXsv https://t.co/uoHdHK5uH4 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
@tampa_tweeter @whstancil @SpecialPuppy1 You might want to look at this. https://t.co/YcmOUXiXsv — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
@drvolts I think there is very much a plan to enforce that: a bloc of Democratic strategists/pundits who are ready to cast anyone prominent saying anything controversial about a racial issue anytime within 6 months of an election as helping the GOP. This apparatus basically exists now. — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @meredithconroy_: The public’s perception of candidates doesn’t develop in a vacuum. Media didn’t know how to cover Trump and his incons… — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @PostOpinions: From @JRubinBlogger: Biden must stress American values and success https://t.co/4CwU7XUzp0 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
@DrewSav Trump went from 27% among minority men in 2016 to 31% percent in 2020, per Catalist. I am quite comfortable with noting the shift, if people would use the absolute numbers too. https://t.co/YqGO8PUqQ1 — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
Brennan's question is more a performance of both sides-ism than an actual question (she knows the answer already.) But Hill's answer is superb and worth watching. — PolitiTweet.org
Face The Nation @FaceTheNation
Fiona Hill tells @margbrennan "populism on the right is the most threatening at the moment." "The populism on the… https://t.co/vT6gsyGp8y
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
RT @Netroots_Nation: "The biggest skeptics including within the Democratic Party are people who are part of the legal establishment. They r… — PolitiTweet.org
Perry Bacon Jr. @perrybaconjr
.@JRubinBlogger and EJ have strong, smart takes today that land in a similar place: urging Biden to make a more values-based case against the Republicans and for his economic agenda. — PolitiTweet.org
EJ Dionne @EJDionne
Biden’s needs to reboot by putting democracy itself at the center of his presidency & making clear that his program… https://t.co/nfDIQ…
