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Have We Gotten Vaccine Hesitancy All Wrong?
Joe Biden “projects hope.” That was the almost uniform impression the press took away from the president’s televised national address on Thursday following the passage of a behemoth COVID relief bill. If you missed all the hope the president was attempting to convey, that’s only because it was buried under the mournful expressions of grief over the losses we’ve all experienced in the last twelve months and the admonitions that everything could still get much worse.
If there were signs of optimism in Biden’s speech worthy of celebrating, they were in the extent to which he was willing to admit that his benchmarks for emerging from the pandemic were overcautious.
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Lines for voting on day one of early voting for the 2020 elections at the Southpark Meadows shopping center in South Austin.
Many Texans continue to deal with the aftermath of February’s deep freeze, as water outages and high electric bills continue. But memory is a fickle thing and it’s unclear whether politicians in the state will pay a price for the ways they handled the storm.
Reporter Alex Samuels of the politics website FiveThirtyEight has been wondering what Texas voters will remember when they head to the ballot box in 2022 and 2024. Samuels told Texas Standard that several structural aspects of politics in Texas will make it difficult for Democrats to take advantage of anger over incumbent Republicans’ uneven response to the winter storm.
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