Though I’ve yet to see evidence that supports the claim, it’s certainly plausible that the branding of “defund the police” had a negative effect in some more conservative environments, but we should also be very clear that branding and policy are different.
I would love to see polling on the constituent elements of Defund the Police separate from its branding as such.
Like, is there anyone who’s actually against reducing police capacity for violence in favor or providing more effective constituent services in such a way that reduces crime and improves quality of life?
I will add that as much as I am a data driven person, I suspect that Jim Clyburn knows more about South Carolina politics than any human being who has ever lived.
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Small, intimate, inspirational inauguration thats heavy on packaged video and that respects the reality of the global pandemic we’re living through and then immediately back to work.
Save the party for the first July 4 that it’s safe to gather at scale again.
Not a parent, but the obvious answer here is to call her Ace and tell her that you want her to have the experience of making the legal change herself when she's 18.
I'd probably add that this lets her try a few additional names before then.