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Jon Green
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Assistant professor, Department of Political Science, Duke University
jgreen4919.github.io

Political science 25%
Psychology 15%

I also don’t think there’s any contradiction in saying that blue books are currently a least-bad option for writing assessment and also that nobody *likes* them

tune (in/out, stay tuned, eg)
Per NY Times’s Michael Grynbaum on X, this is Sharyn Alfonsi’s email to her “60 Minutes” colleagues in full:

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I haven’t seen Alabama come out flat like this since THE LAST GAME THEY PLAYED WHICH FOR SOME REASON THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF COMMITTEE PRETENDED DID NOT HAPPEN

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A writer publishing under the byline “Earnest Graham” fabricated a restaurant to ask food influencers about how much they charge for posts they purport to be honest reviews. Twenty-four influencers took the bait.

thehunger.substack.com/p/eat-pay-love
Eat, Pay, Love!
A story of how food influencers are committing legal fraud
thehunger.substack.com

we are watching a Christmas movie with the *audacity* to have a full 90 minute runtime. everyone knows this is an 80 minute genre.

this paper has a very thorough discussion of (and contributes to) the mixed empirical evidence concerning the causal effect of child gender on political attitudes/identities www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
I’m Doing This for My Daughter: An Examination of the Daughter Effect in the 2016 and 2020 Presidential Elections
Does having a daughter alter candidate evaluations and political attitudes? Some research provides evidence of a daughter effect, whereas others report null effects. In a pre-registered plan, we hy...
www.tandfonline.com

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With thanks to amengel.bsky.social, the decline is far more modest when I take proper account for the administrative codes in the feeling thermometers

in addition to the antisemitic TD celebration, “NFL refs make bad calls on purpose to impress their group chats” is up there for dumbest conspiracy theories I have ever heard

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Musgrave: "We are about to speedrun the rediscovery of why states stopped acting like this" musgrave.substack.com/p/literal-co...
Is Joe Rogan really just a voice of the right? Our new @csmapnyu.org piece for @goodauth.bsky.social shows he’s just as much a space for the left and the center, too. A look inside today’s surprisingly complicated podcast information ecosystem. 🎙️

goodauthority.org/news/podcast...

I know it doesn't feel like it from our POV but academia/science is not where Qualtrics makes its money.

“How do you make long distance work?” is a wild question to ask someone when the answer is “abusing government resources.” It was a kind of big story a couple of weeks ago!
lot of awful and insane stuff going on. but if you really want to have a brain bleed this holiday season don't lose sight of Stephen Miller's wife doing a video podcast with the FBI director and his gf about their love life
For your collective delectation this holiday season:
Quite possibly the silliest thing I've ever written (and definitely the most ridiculous graph I've ever made!)

loreandordure.com/2025/12/16/j...
Jingle Bells (Batman Smells): an incomplete festive folk-rhyme taxonomy
Gather round the fire, everyone, and let me tell you a story. It has everything you could want in a Christmas blockbuster: superheroes and villains, a car crash, children singing, a mystery to solv…
loreandordure.com
lot of awful and insane stuff going on. but if you really want to have a brain bleed this holiday season don't lose sight of Stephen Miller's wife doing a video podcast with the FBI director and his gf about their love life

charismatic himbo with a brain

if your family tradition is to watch, I dunno, Midsommar every Christmas Eve, that’s not one I’d pick for the season personally, but, guess what!

any movie that you watch *because it is Christmas* is a Christmas movie
The latest from YouGov (n ~ 2.2k) - Look, the public ain't always right.

While they correctly identify Nightmare Before Christmas as a Christmas film, they are split on whether Die Hard counts, and appallingly do not consider Gremlins a Christmas movie

d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/Ho...

“Regardless of her chances, [Republicans are] probably correct in that she’ll be useful for their own fundraising as well. That’s the attention economy when it comes to politics: it rewards the fight, not the outcome.” newsletter.tysonbrody.com/p/jasmine-cr...
Jasmine Crockett's Blue Chip Strategy
What her FEC filings tell us about fundraising today
newsletter.tysonbrody.com

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The latest from YouGov (n ~ 2.2k) - Look, the public ain't always right.

While they correctly identify Nightmare Before Christmas as a Christmas film, they are split on whether Die Hard counts, and appallingly do not consider Gremlins a Christmas movie

d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/Ho...

grape jelly

I've had one saturday at 7pm before! I brought pizza

which is worse for a final: 8am on a friday (yours) or 9am on a saturday (mine)

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@peark.es seems real bad that the fed chair doesn't trust the job numbers
L - Last week.

R - This week.

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I have seriously contemplated reorganizing my entire campaigns and elections class around "ok so why *don't* we see convergence to identical platforms?"

one of the easiest things to look up when ~doing your own research~ into our health system is that we have literally never in the course of human history been better at keeping infants alive and healthy
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US health regulators informed senior executives at Merck, Sanofi and AstraZeneca last week that their approved protective RSV treatments for infants would face fresh safety scrutiny following concerns raised by vaccine skeptics, multiple sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
US FDA launches fresh safety scrutiny of approved RSV therapies for infants | CNN
U.S. health regulators informed senior executives at Merck, Sanofi and AstraZeneca last week that their approved protective RSV treatments for infants would face fresh safety scrutiny following concer...
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