How was your weekend? I spent most of mine working on the website revamp and podcast plan — while listening to folklore on repeat. It’s been a productive few days, which I’m hoping will translate into a productive week. Definitely trying to make the most of this time “safe at home.”
And now…the news.
Note: As a disclaimer, I want to say that the links I share below do not necessarily reflect my own views, either politically or personally. Some are left-leaning, some are right-leaning, some are more in the middle. I am constantly challenging myself to consider issues from all angles, and these links reflect this challenge.
Secondary note: Additionally, I want to take this moment to encourage you to share feedback/thoughts of your own in the comments section. I’m sincerely up for open dialogue and the sharing of opinions and ideas. That said, whether in agreement or criticism, please always treat each other with mutual respect.
How is foreign policy going to change in light of COVID-19?
One columnist examines what conservative cancel culture looks like in 2020.
Another journalist digs into the psychology of cancel culture — and what it could mean for a new generation of journalists and intellectuals.
Looking ahead to Election Day 2020 — do you support voting from mail?
When thinking about a new stimulus bill, some economists think Congress should think big.
Are growing COVID-19 cases causing some GOP leaders to splinter from President Trump’s current policies and outlook?
Tensions are growing between the United States and China. Here’s one take on how trade should proceed.
Who should presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden select as his running mate? One consultant makes the case for two potential picks.
Experts suggest that without a vaccine, herd immunity from COVID-19 may never be achieved.
A new survey says a majority of Americans oppose qualified immunity. What will that mean in Congress?
Until next week — please let me know what you think! I always welcome feedback, especially in terms of additional reading or sources; please feel free to leave them in the comments below or via wethevotersproject@gmail.com.
