Folge 18: Die Vorwahlen, Teil 4, und der Ausblick auf die Zwischenwahlen 2022
(aufgenommen am 27. Oktober 2022)
Housekeeping
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Folge 16: Vorwahlen Teil 2, der Supreme Court und ein neues Waffengesetz
(aufgenommen am 28. Juli 2022)
Housekeeping
On-Demand-Seminar: Summer School 2022: Democracy under Attack. Die USA in Zeiten der Krisen
Vorwahlen in den USA, Teil 2
https://twitter.com/CasMudde/status/1548758573727055872?s=20&t=0HH-RdGBLsk3_V8uSUfCaw
https://host2.adimpact.com/admo/viewer/539303ca-49a8-4d69-88a6-75dc1280f623/
Democratic Governors Association Boosting Bailey in New Ad Campaign (The Illinoize)
‚It’s disgusting‘: Kinzinger slams Dems backing election-deniers in GOP primaries (Politico)
https://twitter.com/DougDucey/status/1550576131111149568
Pence endorsement in Ariz. governor’s race puts him at odds with Trump (The Washington Post).
https://twitter.com/LaineyWasi/status/1551900702192041984
What Redistricting Looks Like In Every State, FiveThirtyEight.
Days before his South Carolina primary, a G.O.P. congressman who voted to impeach Trump stands by his vote (The New York Times)
Battles over Israel divide Democratic primaries (Politico)
New MI-11 poll shows Stevens leading Levin by 27 points (Jewish Insider)
Running Again (United Democracy Project)
Donna Edwards gets help from Pelosi to swat at attack ad tied to AIPAC (The Washington Post)
Der Supreme Court und seine gefällten Entscheidungen
“It’s been a devestating several weeks”: Wisconsin doctors cross state lines to navigate post-roe abortion ban (Vanity Fair)
Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as first Black woman on the Supreme Court (NPR)
How the Christian right took over the judiciary and changed America (The Guardian)
One man’s outsized role in shaping the Supreme Court and overturning Roe (NPR)
An Extraordinary Winning Streak for Religion at the Supreme Court (New York Times)
Praying Coach v. District That Suspended Him: What’s Next in Fight Over Religious Expression (Education Week)
THE ROBERTS COURT AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS FOR RELIGION: A STATISTICAL PORTRAIT (Supreme Court Review)
The Supreme Court Sabotages Efforts to Protect Public Health and Safety (New York Times)
Here’s what’s in Biden’s executive order on abortion rights (CNN)
Republicans stay mum as Senate pushes toward same-sex marriage vote (Washington Post)
Same-Sex Marriage Support Inches Up to New High of 71% (Gallup)
Harvard Affirmative Action, Gay Rights Cases Are Next Up at Supreme Court (Bloomberg)
Address by Justice Samuel Alito [2020 NLC Live] (Video, Federalist Society)
SCOTUS: Moore v. Harper
The ‘Independent State Legislature Theory,’ Explained (Brennan Center for Justice), Moore v. Harper (SCOTUSblog),
Is Democracy Constitutional? (The Atlantic)
https://twitter.com/Thom_Hartmann/status/1543079225254559744
https://twitter.com/mlewandowsky/status/1543812201630339072
Das neue Waffengesetz „Bipartisan Safer Communities Act“
Why now? How four senators finally got a gun deal no one thought was possible (CNN)
Bipartisan Senate group releases bill text for gun safety deal (Axios)
18 U.S. Code § 922 – Unlawful acts (Legal Information Institute)
https://www.schoolsafety.gov
Transatlantic Treat
Kapitelbild: © Hudson Rowen
What Has 6 Legs, 2 Eyes and 158,500 Votes? This ‘I Voted’ Sticker. (The New York Times)I Voted Sticker Contest (Ulster County Board of Elections)
14-Year-Old’s Unique ‚I Voted‘ Sticker Design Sweeps New York Contest, Resembling ‚Craziness of Politics‘ (People)