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Louisiana becomes seventh state to add PragerU to social studies resources

Louisiana becomes seventh state to add PragerU to social studies resources

07 June 2024

The Washington Times

According to the nonprofit civic research center More in Common, which favors a middle ground…

Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism

Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism

31 May 2024

He’s the author and editor of dozens of books, including “Why Not Moderation? Letters to…

Discourse Magazine

Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism

Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism

31 May 2024

Discourse Magazine

He’s the author and editor of dozens of books, including “Why Not Moderation? Letters to…

Scottish Labour hold five-point lead over SNP in More In Common poll

Scottish Labour hold five-point lead over SNP in More In Common poll

27 May 2024

Executive director of More in Common UK Luke Tryl said: “The time for change mood has upended the electoral landscape in Scotland, with Labour currently on course to make major gains at the expense of the SNP.

“While there is no doubt that John Swinney is more popular than his predecessor, the SNP’s brand has been severely damaged by perceived legislative failures, scandals surrounding the former first minister Nicola Sturgeon and the collapse of the Yousaf administration.

Scottish Labour hold five-point lead over SNP in More In Common poll

'He's Lost The Plot': Tories Turn On Sunak As They Brace For Election Massacre

'He's Lost The Plot': Tories Turn On Sunak As They Brace For Election Massacre

24 May 2024

Polling done by the More in Common think-tank in the wake of the election announcement, shared exclusively with HuffPost UK, shows that only 29% of voters see Sunak as an asset to his party, compared to 46% who don’t.

Jenna Cunningham, More in Common’s research and data analyst, said: “There’s no doubt that Rishi Sunak was a popular Chancellor, especially after the furlough scheme, but questions remain about the effectiveness of the current presidential campaign strategy when only three in ten voters think he is an asset to the Conservative Party."

'He's Lost The Plot': Tories Turn On Sunak As They Brace For Election Massacre