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  1. She's now talking about #InformationWarfare and #Disinformation attacks. What to do when foreign influence operation try to distort democratic debate?
    What to do about the rise of #populist and anti-European powers?

    Last year the #EU opened the "Centre for Democratic Resilience."

    Speaking of democratic resilience, you can have your say in the online policy debate about that here: citizens.ec.europa.eu/online-d

    #Democracy #FckAfD #populism

  2. #Gena and #FakeNews on toxic social media platforms attempting (and pehaps succeding) in driving the narrative to suit her inflated ego and misguided social conscience. Is the electorate gullible enough? Naive enough? Scary questions if you ask me.

    theklaxon.com.au/sham-hanson-n

    #AusPol #PHON #FarRightPolitics #Populism #PoliticalPropaganda

  3. We need schools to teach children to actively seek out complexity. When anyone ever offers simple solutions (even left leaning populists), our instinct should be to add complexity to it. We live in an incredibly complicated and intertwined world and few things are purely bad, but many things have downsides which need to be discussed and regulated. Let's cultivate complexity!
    #politics #democracy #culture #populism

  4. "Fewer Americans eligible to vote bothered to do so compared to 2020. Then over 158m voted, this time the vote was down to 143m. The voter turnout of those eligible fell to 58.2% from the high of 65.9% in 2020.
    "Around 40% of Americans registered to vote did not do so. And the number of Americans who failed to register rose to 19m from 12m in 2020. So, although Trump got 51% of those who voted, he actually got only 28% support of Americans of voting age."
    Michael Roberts: thenextrecession.wordpress.com

    The incumbent parties in developed countries obtain fewer votes than before:

    #turnOut #results #elections #electoralism #electionYear #inflation #populism #poverty #complacency #DemocraticParty #USA #Trump #MAGA #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #USPol #USPolitics #politics #campaigning #liberals #Democrats #establishment #vote #voting #votes #suffrages

  5. "Fewer Americans eligible to vote bothered to do so compared to 2020. Then over 158m voted, this time the vote was down to 143m. The voter turnout of those eligible fell to 58.2% from the high of 65.9% in 2020.
    "Around 40% of Americans registered to vote did not do so. And the number of Americans who failed to register rose to 19m from 12m in 2020. So, although Trump got 51% of those who voted, he actually got only 28% support of Americans of voting age."
    Michael Roberts: thenextrecession.wordpress.com

    The incumbent parties in developed countries obtain fewer votes than before:

    #turnOut #results #elections #electoralism #electionYear #inflation #populism #poverty #complacency #DemocraticParty #USA #Trump #MAGA #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #USPol #USPolitics #politics #campaigning #liberals #Democrats #establishment #vote #voting #votes #suffrages

  6. "Fewer Americans eligible to vote bothered to do so compared to 2020. Then over 158m voted, this time the vote was down to 143m. The voter turnout of those eligible fell to 58.2% from the high of 65.9% in 2020.
    "Around 40% of Americans registered to vote did not do so. And the number of Americans who failed to register rose to 19m from 12m in 2020. So, although Trump got 51% of those who voted, he actually got only 28% support of Americans of voting age."
    Michael Roberts: thenextrecession.wordpress.com

    The incumbent parties in developed countries obtain fewer votes than before:

    #turnOut #results #elections #electoralism #electionYear #inflation #populism #poverty #complacency #DemocraticParty #USA #Trump #MAGA #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #USPol #USPolitics #politics #campaigning #liberals #Democrats #establishment #vote #voting #votes #suffrages

  7. "Fewer Americans eligible to vote bothered to do so compared to 2020. Then over 158m voted, this time the vote was down to 143m. The voter turnout of those eligible fell to 58.2% from the high of 65.9% in 2020.
    "Around 40% of Americans registered to vote did not do so. And the number of Americans who failed to register rose to 19m from 12m in 2020. So, although Trump got 51% of those who voted, he actually got only 28% support of Americans of voting age."
    Michael Roberts: thenextrecession.wordpress.com

    The incumbent parties in developed countries obtain fewer votes than before:

    #turnOut #results #elections #electoralism #electionYear #inflation #populism #poverty #complacency #DemocraticParty #USA #Trump #MAGA #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #USPol #USPolitics #politics #campaigning #liberals #Democrats #establishment #vote #voting #votes #suffrages

  8. "Fewer Americans eligible to vote bothered to do so compared to 2020. Then over 158m voted, this time the vote was down to 143m. The voter turnout of those eligible fell to 58.2% from the high of 65.9% in 2020.
    "Around 40% of Americans registered to vote did not do so. And the number of Americans who failed to register rose to 19m from 12m in 2020. So, although Trump got 51% of those who voted, he actually got only 28% support of Americans of voting age."
    Michael Roberts: thenextrecession.wordpress.com

    The incumbent parties in developed countries obtain fewer votes than before:

    #turnOut #results #elections #electoralism #electionYear #inflation #populism #poverty #complacency #DemocraticParty #USA #Trump #MAGA #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #USPol #USPolitics #politics #campaigning #liberals #Democrats #establishment #vote #voting #votes #suffrages