Today’s question… This week the administration closed the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, which was created in 1977 “to help advance individual liberty and democratic freedoms around the world”… Why?

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Great discussion! Love the discussion about solutions and changing Congress’s incentives (53:35)
- eliminate closed primaries
- money in politics
- Gerrymandering
If the first two happen much easier for the thirds!
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Great discussion! Agree with most, but question that combined with partisan gerrymandering, is just letting parties “experiment within” enough?
My questions:
⁃Voice of independents?
⁃Voters ablility to pick best candidate in each race?
⁃Is parties experimenting within enough to change incentives?

Probably the most important group to be listening to right now… Clinton/Biden voters who did not vote for Trump the first two times, but DID vote for him this time.
Keep up the great work @thebulwark.bsky.social
Very important to understand why! If not concerned about threat of autocracy, what?

@monacharen.bsky.social thanks for asking about Alaska’s election system! Love the work you and @thebulwark.bsky.social team are doing!
Recommend checking out @openprimaries.bsky.social and @fairvote.bsky.social as great resources for those who think systemic reforms could be part of the solution.