“She can’t be president because she’s not a mom” well if she was a mom she probably couldn’t be president either because she’d always have to be like “sorry I can’t come to the NATO Summit I have Hand, Foot and Mouth disease again”

As my great colleagues Kyle Saunders and Dr. Clare Brock have said: we are hiring at CSU this fall in American Politics/PolComm! I'll also be at APSA, please reach out ([email protected]) if you want to get coffee and talk about CSU and this gig. jobs.colostate.edu/postings/148354

For more on how the US tries to trap girls and women in motherhood and use that trap as a means for exploitation, check out Holding It Together: How Women Became America's Safety Net. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/697130/h…

Today's Food Fix is all about food policy in the election: >>>Walz pick a major boost to universal school meals 🥪🍎 >>>Trump attacks Harris over red meat 🥩🥓 foodfix.co/tim-walz-pick-…

Stoked to have this work come out from my lab. We're going to be building on the bundles approach in the coming months: Cannabis policy bundles and traffic fatalities in the American States over time - Park - Addiction - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ad…

For all y’all queers heading to APSA, Sexuality and Politics and the LGBTQ+ Caucus are planning social things almost every day. Come hang out with the fun people!

Everyone gets the former shoved in their face and forgets the latter. We've thrown the baby out with the bathwater.

Dr. Clare Brock's "Farmed Out" amazon.com/stores/Clare-R…

My book is on sale for $19.60 on Amazon! Limited-time deal: Farmed Out: Agricultural Lobbying in a Polarized Congress a.co/d/7lUTYOs

Just a reminder that CSU is hiring in PolComm this year! Both Matt Hitt and I will be at APSA if anyone would like to meet with one or both of us and discuss the job or institution.

Ok, in honor of Tim Walz speaking tonight, let’s talk about school lunches—and why they matter. 🧵 x.com/MorePerfectUS/…

I just pre-ordered this book, and you should too!

Just gave the green light to PSJ 52(3), packed with ten top-notch policy research papers! Big shoutout to our rockstar authors, sharp-eyed reviewers, editorial wizards, and our fabulous PSO/Wiley supporters. You are the real MVPs!

Congratulations to all of our STEP APSA 2024 award winners!! First, the Evan Ringquist Best Paper Award was given to Dr. Annemieke van den Dool for her paper ""The multiple streams framework in a nondemocracy: The infeasibility of a national ban on live poultry sales in China." 🇨🇳

2 tenure track positions at The University of Tampa's Department of Political Science and International Studies: utampa.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Faculty/… and utampa.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Faculty/…

i guess one thing i sorta disagree with donald trump about is this whole idea that moving policy to the state level is good for democratic responsiveness?

It’s true, being undecided—and, for that matter, having policy attitudes that are centrist on average—is correlated with having little information and not wanting more of it. Being pivotal doesn’t make you cool. It just makes you pivotal.

Congratulations to Dr. Annemieke van den Dool on receiving the APSA Best Paper Award in the Policy Studies Journal! Thank you, committee members; Wesley Wehde, AWichowsky, & Minwoo Ahn! Read article here: doi.org/10.1111/psj.12…