Michael W. Link, PhD
@mlink01.bsky.social
Research Consultant | Former AAPOR President | Hiker | Drone Pilot | Concerned Climate Citizen
Passionate about data-driven insights & intersection of AI and public attitudes … Views are my own.
Visit: www.MichaelLinkRC.com
Passionate about data-driven insights & intersection of AI and public attitudes … Views are my own.
Visit: www.MichaelLinkRC.com
Reposted by Michael W. Link, PhD
A dynamic we've seen in polling even before Trump re-took office: support for deportation tends to erode when pollsters specify that people without criminal records or longtime residents will be among those affected. Now, support is dropping as people see what that looks like in practice.
July 20, 2025 at 1:23 PM
A dynamic we've seen in polling even before Trump re-took office: support for deportation tends to erode when pollsters specify that people without criminal records or longtime residents will be among those affected. Now, support is dropping as people see what that looks like in practice.
Juno and OSIRIS-APEX are still operational and returning valuable science. The major costs are already sunk. Shutting them down now isn’t budget discipline — it’s shortsighted and wasteful - and just dumb.
May 30, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Juno and OSIRIS-APEX are still operational and returning valuable science. The major costs are already sunk. Shutting them down now isn’t budget discipline — it’s shortsighted and wasteful - and just dumb.
I did my PhD on presidential advisors and got to go thru the Carter, Nixon and Eisenhower archives papers - fascinating — spent hours just reading the handwritten notes in the margins!
February 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
I did my PhD on presidential advisors and got to go thru the Carter, Nixon and Eisenhower archives papers - fascinating — spent hours just reading the handwritten notes in the margins!
Here is what I have seen posted but have not myself confirmed.
February 12, 2025 at 2:40 AM
Here is what I have seen posted but have not myself confirmed.