Me, too. My first. Always proud.

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By cutting, I mean rejection& ostracization.

There is research on how people respond to discovering they have been conned, which seems related. The classic is “On Cooling the Mark Out: Some aspects of adaptation to Failure” by sociologist Erving Goffman.

But the role of shame & social cutting may be what you have in mind?

See “On Cooling the Mark Out: Some aspects of adaptation to Failure” by sociologist Erving Goffman.

This is Twitter 2.0.

Weak autocracies are far more common than strong autocracies.

They are also often far more dangerous and damaging than strong autocracies.

Never take hope from an autocrat’s weakness. Instead, prepare for the worst.

A 🧵 based on 2 of my books: (1/N)

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Thanks for joining here. Look forward to more of your great journalism!

So glad to find you here, Dmitri!

I was very surprised the splits are so close when I saw the analysis last night, having read research on partisan geographical sorting.

Was prob not a surprise to the WI leg GOP, however.

This is a great side-by-side comparison from John Johnson at Marquette U. Upshots:

- It’s possible for a map to be contiguous, minimize splits, and have partisan balance (17-16 Senate, 50-49 Assembly)
- Governor Evers & Law Forward have some talented map-drawers

law.marquette.edu/facultyblog/...

A tense new Jan. 6 video shows Republican congressmen admonishing rioters trying to enter House chamber. From Ryan J. Reilly

www.nbcnews.com/politics/jus...