Political theorist (Univ. of Toronto). Toronto/NYC. Realism, liberalism, toleration, privilege and opportunity, Hume, political ethics—and politics, humo(u)r, puns. Also husband, dad, stepdad.
Andrew Sabl
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California’s elected officials are delusional in thinking they can force insurance companies to insure the uninsurable.
You can pass any law you want, but if a house is worth $750k and climate models predict it will almost certainly burn within 20 years what rates would YOU charge them?
Taking a break from posting for a while.
Alas, I’ll be back. 🙂
I first heard of the “Frontiers in…” predatory journal group recently, when invited to edit a special issue of Frontiers in Political Science.
I said no based on reports of stuff like this—even in those few Frontiers journals that used to be ok. Clearly, I dodged a bullet. Caveat editor.
This Collins/Fetterman comparison shows the gap between partisan *interests* and partisan *psychology.*
Fetterman’s aggressive, taunting rejection of the party’s positions *on some highly salient issues* drives Dem activists crazy. But even the most “moderate” Republican harms our agenda far more.
