Zoe Keller
@kellerzoe.bsky.social
The pro-choice stance is far more popular than the democratic party. "Nearly two-thirds of Americans support abortion legality in all or most cases."
While the 'pro-life' (abortion always illegal) stance just 9% support.
prri.org/research/abo...
While the 'pro-life' (abortion always illegal) stance just 9% support.
prri.org/research/abo...
November 21, 2025 at 1:03 AM
The pro-choice stance is far more popular than the democratic party. "Nearly two-thirds of Americans support abortion legality in all or most cases."
While the 'pro-life' (abortion always illegal) stance just 9% support.
prri.org/research/abo...
While the 'pro-life' (abortion always illegal) stance just 9% support.
prri.org/research/abo...
Klein is on the worst side: those who sell other people's rights when they will never support the consequences. So nice of him
November 21, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Klein is on the worst side: those who sell other people's rights when they will never support the consequences. So nice of him
What about anti-semite candidates in red states?
Chances are that there are more anti-semites than pro-lifers.
prri.org/research/abo...
Chances are that there are more anti-semites than pro-lifers.
prri.org/research/abo...
November 21, 2025 at 12:53 AM
What about anti-semite candidates in red states?
Chances are that there are more anti-semites than pro-lifers.
prri.org/research/abo...
Chances are that there are more anti-semites than pro-lifers.
prri.org/research/abo...
Pro-life means abortion always illegal.
There are very few of them left.
The highest state rate is 16% in North Dakota and Kentucky. prri.org/research/abo...
There are very few of them left.
The highest state rate is 16% in North Dakota and Kentucky. prri.org/research/abo...
November 21, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Pro-life means abortion always illegal.
There are very few of them left.
The highest state rate is 16% in North Dakota and Kentucky. prri.org/research/abo...
There are very few of them left.
The highest state rate is 16% in North Dakota and Kentucky. prri.org/research/abo...
The usual DINOs. When 44 out of 50 states have pro-abortion majorities (abortion legal in all or most cases), and the few others are unwinnable anyway. prri.org/research/abo...
November 21, 2025 at 12:41 AM
The usual DINOs. When 44 out of 50 states have pro-abortion majorities (abortion legal in all or most cases), and the few others are unwinnable anyway. prri.org/research/abo...
How women of reproductive age live at this juncture.
November 20, 2025 at 10:31 PM
How women of reproductive age live at this juncture.
As an 'abundance' liberal, I find Marie Antoinette Douthat offensive. The WH needed a new ballroom (90K sq ft) towering over the WH itself (50K sq ft)?
And how can he compare the high-handed partial demolition of a Federal historic building to a private construction?
And how can he compare the high-handed partial demolition of a Federal historic building to a private construction?
October 26, 2025 at 11:25 PM
As an 'abundance' liberal, I find Marie Antoinette Douthat offensive. The WH needed a new ballroom (90K sq ft) towering over the WH itself (50K sq ft)?
And how can he compare the high-handed partial demolition of a Federal historic building to a private construction?
And how can he compare the high-handed partial demolition of a Federal historic building to a private construction?
He's not a disgusting Christofascist like Charlie Kirk at all.
And he's running against the DEM establishment.
And he's running against the DEM establishment.
October 23, 2025 at 4:57 PM
He's not a disgusting Christofascist like Charlie Kirk at all.
And he's running against the DEM establishment.
And he's running against the DEM establishment.
He wants a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is a 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions. He knows nothing about the subject but keeps pontificating.
See:
jessica.substack.com/p/ezra-klein...
Ezra Klein is Wrong About Abortion
See:
jessica.substack.com/p/ezra-klein...
Ezra Klein is Wrong About Abortion
October 13, 2025 at 3:25 PM
He wants a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is a 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions. He knows nothing about the subject but keeps pontificating.
See:
jessica.substack.com/p/ezra-klein...
Ezra Klein is Wrong About Abortion
See:
jessica.substack.com/p/ezra-klein...
Ezra Klein is Wrong About Abortion
I'm not an enemy of Klein. I share 99% of his ideas, but the 1% lacking is the foundation of everything else: the ethical clarity on where to draw the line (which is essential in politics). Here is a good analysis: degenerateart.beehiiv.com/p/you-don-t-...
October 7, 2025 at 4:56 PM
I'm not an enemy of Klein. I share 99% of his ideas, but the 1% lacking is the foundation of everything else: the ethical clarity on where to draw the line (which is essential in politics). Here is a good analysis: degenerateart.beehiiv.com/p/you-don-t-...
Yeah. And—if effectiveness is what really counts— Goebbels too practised politics the right way. Wasn't he effective?
On Klein: he's psychologically uneasy with bullies (he suffered bullying as a child), wants to be liked and is unable to cope with them properly.
On Klein: he's psychologically uneasy with bullies (he suffered bullying as a child), wants to be liked and is unable to cope with them properly.
October 7, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Yeah. And—if effectiveness is what really counts— Goebbels too practised politics the right way. Wasn't he effective?
On Klein: he's psychologically uneasy with bullies (he suffered bullying as a child), wants to be liked and is unable to cope with them properly.
On Klein: he's psychologically uneasy with bullies (he suffered bullying as a child), wants to be liked and is unable to cope with them properly.
"Those who say the dynamics would be different don’t have data to support that." @ezraklein.bsky.social should bring data support, but he didn't even try. He wants to compromise on values for the sake of it — deeply disturbing, even for people ideologically close to him, like me.
October 6, 2025 at 7:23 PM
"Those who say the dynamics would be different don’t have data to support that." @ezraklein.bsky.social should bring data support, but he didn't even try. He wants to compromise on values for the sake of it — deeply disturbing, even for people ideologically close to him, like me.
For the sake of winning elections, he will push the Democratic Party into losing winnable elections.
He is asking for a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions.
He is asking for a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions.
October 4, 2025 at 9:45 PM
For the sake of winning elections, he will push the Democratic Party into losing winnable elections.
He is asking for a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions.
He is asking for a pro-life candidate in Nebraska, where there is 59% support for the current 12-week abortion law against further restrictions.
October 4, 2025 at 9:30 PM
There is much more going on here...
"This essay is the first instalment in a series on the thinkers, upstarts and ideologues battling for control of the Democratic Party."
You can read it here: archive.is/YIhKQ
And you see Nebraska as a key place again.
Osborn is pro-choice.
"This essay is the first instalment in a series on the thinkers, upstarts and ideologues battling for control of the Democratic Party."
You can read it here: archive.is/YIhKQ
And you see Nebraska as a key place again.
Osborn is pro-choice.
September 30, 2025 at 4:38 AM
There is much more going on here...
"This essay is the first instalment in a series on the thinkers, upstarts and ideologues battling for control of the Democratic Party."
You can read it here: archive.is/YIhKQ
And you see Nebraska as a key place again.
Osborn is pro-choice.
"This essay is the first instalment in a series on the thinkers, upstarts and ideologues battling for control of the Democratic Party."
You can read it here: archive.is/YIhKQ
And you see Nebraska as a key place again.
Osborn is pro-choice.
Klein is asking this anti-abortion turn when polls show "59% oppose further restrictions, 48% strongly oppose, and only 36% support additional bans, revealing increased support for abortion rights across both rural and urban areas and all congressional districts."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortio...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortio...
September 30, 2025 at 2:02 AM
Klein is asking this anti-abortion turn when polls show "59% oppose further restrictions, 48% strongly oppose, and only 36% support additional bans, revealing increased support for abortion rights across both rural and urban areas and all congressional districts."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortio...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortio...
This happens while the religious right is trying to get a total ban in the state via a 2026 ballot (still not sure, as of late September). So the DEM candidate would be (in Klein's dreams) in line with the ultra-right propaganda.
ballotpedia.org/Nebraska_202...
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/06/11/n...
ballotpedia.org/Nebraska_202...
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/06/11/n...
September 30, 2025 at 2:02 AM
This happens while the religious right is trying to get a total ban in the state via a 2026 ballot (still not sure, as of late September). So the DEM candidate would be (in Klein's dreams) in line with the ultra-right propaganda.
ballotpedia.org/Nebraska_202...
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/06/11/n...
ballotpedia.org/Nebraska_202...
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/06/11/n...
May 24, 2025 at 2:10 PM
2024 Research Leaders: Leading academic institutions.
It's Harvard and then 8 Chinese universities.
nature.com/nature-index...
It's Harvard and then 8 Chinese universities.
nature.com/nature-index...
May 24, 2025 at 2:08 PM
2024 Research Leaders: Leading academic institutions.
It's Harvard and then 8 Chinese universities.
nature.com/nature-index...
It's Harvard and then 8 Chinese universities.
nature.com/nature-index...
With almost half votes scrutinised, Polievre still behind by 6.6%
April 29, 2025 at 4:58 AM
With almost half votes scrutinised, Polievre still behind by 6.6%
