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Begrudgingly, Pennsylvania. If Fetterman walked back on his absolutist "no conditions" policy (which is bad regardless of country) and took a generally more nuanced tone on The Conflict, I'd say PA without hesitation.

Minnesota is up there too, as are Massachusetts and Illinois. Vermont is well above-average also.

Higher education, although a lot of the things the government are most negative about (eg foundation years) are functionally a bit of both.

If this is legal and constitutional then that's a flaw in our legal system that should be fixed. Prosecuting a politician for crimes he did commit is not corruption or election interference or whatever else the MAGA cult is calling it. Offering a politician leniency if they make your preferred political decision? That sure is

Aye

Like: Pepfar
Dislike: that he was born

I know it's anecdotal, but I was at a bachelor party all weekend in Atlantic City. The crowd in the casino didn't exactly feel like people are experiencing a reccession.

Republicans don’t believe polls in general. Except if we’re leading.

I've never seen a full episode, but from the clips I've seen, it looks like something I might have enjoyed watching when it was on. Probably not going to search it out for a binge watch, though.

Is this a discussion on further education or higher education? I (at least partially based on personal experience) have a much more positive outlook on the former.

Plasterk has withdrawn his PM candidacy.