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Five Things Americans Agree on at the Start of Trump's Second Term

Five Things Americans Agree on at the Start of Trump's Second Term

31 January 2025

The Fulcrum

More In Common, a nonprofit dedicated to finding ways to bridge political divisions in the US, released a new report that spotlights key areas of agreement across the political spectrum in the early days of the Trump administration.

Ban under-16s from social media, says majority of public

Ban under-16s from social media, says majority of public

27 January 2025

The Telegraph
Poll shows 75 per cent want minimum age for accessing social media sites to be raised from 13.

Luke Tryl, the UK Director of More in Common, said: “Support for raising the age at which young people can use social media to 16 is pretty much as close to a slam dunk as you can get in public opinion popularity terms. This is a Government that desperately needs public opinion and policy wins – and raising the age of access to social media would be one of them.”

Adam Traczyk: Against the presidential elections

Adam Traczyk: Against the presidential elections

22 January 2025

rp.pl

Are we still doomed to a Polish-Polish war? How can we force politicians to cooperate and dialogue? The solution is for the National Assembly to elect a president.

How the Left Helped Trump Win

How the Left Helped Trump Win

17 January 2025

Compact Magazine

The left’s upper-crust appeal is well established. The most comprehensive study of this phenomenon is…

Brits overwhelmingly reject Elon Musk as half say he's 'threat to democracy'

Brits overwhelmingly reject Elon Musk as half say he's 'threat to democracy'

11 January 2025

The Mirror

A new poll found both the erratic tech billionaire, and Tommy Robinson whom he championed on Twitter, are deeply unpopular with the public.

“What is beyond doubt is that Elon Musk’s comments have cut through to the public and many people share the same anger about the handling of grooming gangs” Luke Tryl, the Director of More in Common said.

“However, that is as far as their agreement with Musk goes. Musk is a deeply unpopular figure in the UK, with a net favourability rating of -35, lower than Nigel Farage or Tommy Robinson."