Stubborn Things
Autor: AEI Podcasts
John Adams famously said: “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." In this era of knee-jerk partisanship and ideological posturing, Adams's warning is as important as ever. Tune in every other week as AEI's Jay Cost and Sean Trende draw on their wide-ranging base of knowledge and stubborn commitment to the evidence to understand what is happening in the world of American politics.
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- Stubborn Facts about the Two-Party System – Stubborn Things
- Stubborn Facts about the Election of 1800 – Stubborn Things
- The Perils of Predicting – Stubborn Things
- Why Congress: An interview with Philip Wallach – Stubborn Things
- Presidential Tiers During a Liberal Turn – Stubborn Things
- The Rise of the Kooks, the Fall of the Gatekeepers – Stubborn Things
- What our founders would love…and what they’d loathe in 2026 – Stubborn Things
- Gordon Wood and the History of the Founding at 250 – Stubborn Things
- The Identity of the GOP with Patrick Ruffini – Stubborn Things
- Return of the Tiers – Stubborn Things
- More Presidential Tiers! – Stubborn Things
- Bayou Ballots – Stubborn Things
- The Evolution of the Democratic Party with Ruy Teixeira – Stubborn Things
- Special Edition: Presidential Tiers – Stubborn Things
- SAVEing the Voting Discourse – Stubborn Things
- Can Talarico Turn Texas Blue? – Stubborn Things
- Major Questions About the Supreme Court – Stubborn Things
- In Defense of the Filibuster – Stubborn Things
- Radicalism, Instability, and a Dysfunctional Senate – Stubborn Things
- From the Halls of Caracas to the Shores of Tripoli – Stubborn Things
- Elections Galore – Stubborn Things
- How Much Executive Power Will President Stephen A. Smith Have? – Stubborn Things
- Gerrymania – Stubborn Things
- Introducing: Stubborn Things – Stubborn Things