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10 May, 6 tweets, 3 min read
My weekend column: New polling shows deep, bipartisan opposition to race-centered curricular changes in K-12 classrooms — an issue that’s already percolating in local school board elections across the country and also in the #VAGOV race.

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One Q:

“Should schools teach that white people are inherently privileged, while Black and other people of color are inherently oppressed and victimized?”

22% support teaching that (9% strongly)
73% oppose teaching that (64% strongly)

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70% of respondents said it is not important or not at all important for schools to “teach students that their race is the most important thing about them”

25% said this is somewhat or very important.

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Q: “Should schools teach students that America was founded on racism and remains structurally racist today, and that racism is the cause of all differences in outcomes and achievement?”

Support: 26% (15% strongly)
Oppose: 69% (58% strongly)

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Q: Should schools “change US history classes so that they focus on race and power and promote social justice political issues?”

Support: 30% (14% strongly)
Oppose: 59% (51% strongly)

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Full PDF for the entire survey here:

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9 May
NEW Against the Grain: “School Daze: Why Democrats Are Vulnerable on Education"

“Between the slow pace of school reopenings and divisive curricular changes taking place in Democratic jurisdictions, the party’s progressive wing is courting a backlash.”

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“One of the few polls to examine the level of support for these hot-button educational issues, provided exclusively to National Journal, suggests the backlash to this type of educational activism is bipartisan.”

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“Changing history classes to ‘focus on race and power and promote social justice’ was rejected by 59 percent of respondents—and 50 percent opposed it strongly.”

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These quotes from Obama deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes need to be seen to be believed. From the Rep. Omar playbook. (via @J_Insider)
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1) "You have this incredibly organized pro-Israel community that is very accustomed to having access in the White House, in Congress, at the State Department. It’s kind of taken as granted, as given, that that’s going to be the way things are done.”
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2) "I got so sick of hearing, ‘Palestinians never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity.’ But when did we give them one?”
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NEW Against the Grain: ""The Five Questions That Will Shape the 2022 Senate Map"

"The biggest unknown for the 2022 Senate landscape: Will mainstream Republicans win nominations in key races, or will Trumpians prevail?"
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1. NORTH CAROLINA: Will Lara Trump run?

"Holding Burr’s seat in North Carolina is shaping up to be a must-win if Republicans want to win back a Senate majority. They’ll need to avoid a civil war to accomplish that goal."
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"Without a brand-name contender like Ducey, Republicans risk nominating an extreme candidate unable to appeal to suburbanites"
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7 Jan
"Ossoff and Warnock prevailed in GA with the help of superior D turnout, especially among Black Georgians, which allowed them to overcome their disadvantage with voters who might have been decisive in Mr. Biden’s victory but voted Republican down-ballot"
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"nearly all of the Democratic gains since the November election can be attributed to the relatively stronger Democratic turnout."
"Early voting data suggest [black turnout] may rise two points higher than in the general election, to a level not seen in the state since Barack Obama’s re-election bid in 2012."
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22 Dec 20
The top 6 media markets that swung towards Biden (from '16) via @PatrickRuffini

1. Bend, OR (+11.5%)
2. Colorado Springs, CO (+8.9%)
3. Denver, CO (+8.6%)
4. Salisbury, MD (+8.25%)
5. Burlington, VT (+8.15%)
6. Baltimore, MD (+8.0%)
The top 6 media markets that swung to Trump (from '16 to '20):

1. Laredo, TX (+28.9%)
2. Harlingen, TX (+23.5%)
3. Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL (+14.1%)
4. Yuma, AZ (+11.7%)
5. Odessa, TX (+6.0%)
6. El Paso, TX (+5.8%)
Biggest turnout increases (from '16 to '20):

1. Austin, TX (+34%)
2. Honolulu, HI (+34%)
3. Palm Springs, CA (+32.6%)
4. Phoenix, AZ (+31.7%)
5. San Antonio, TX (+29.85%)
6. Salt Lake City, UT (+29%)
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20 Dec 20
NEW Against the Grain: “Why Biden-Supporting Suburbanites Will Decide the Georgia Runoffs”

“In a base-versus-base election, they’ll determine which party’s extremes are more politically damaging.”

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“Among voters who make more than $200,000 a year, Biden led by 28 points. But Ossoff won these voters by only 21 points—a notable drop-off.”

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“With Republicans tying themselves even more closely to Trump in the immediate aftermath of the election, it’s possible some of those cross-pressured GOP voters in November become reluctant Democratic supporters two months later.”

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