University of Minnesota Law School professor
Minneapolis, MN
Joined January 2010
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Will Cooper's podcast about our book: Fair Shake: Women and the Fight for a Just Economy, podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
A podcast on Business and Society on our book Fair Shake, about women's fight to build a just society. The intro features a discussion fo what is like to work for Tesla. businessandsociety.net/speak…
Another in Patrick Lovell's series on corruption, this one on the legal profession, youtu.be/iLgyQGfGruw?si=ZAb5…
Democrats are guilty of malpractice. What do we never hear that Trump tariffs started the rise in inflation or that Biden dealt with inflation better than any other industrialized nation?
nytimes.com/2024/10/24/opini…
Check out my latest article: The Gender Gap in the 2024 Election linkedin.com/pulse/gender-ga… via @LinkedIn
Discussions of American fertility get it wrong. 1) The US is in line with global patterns. 2) The US story is one of lower income women finally getting access to effective contraception. 3) The change among Latinas is leading the shift.
cnn.com/2024/08/20/health/us…
This should not be a surprise. Harris-Walz also present a genderbending mix of prosecutorial authority and the coach who stands up for the vulnerable. newsweek.com/gender-divide-v…
Great piece. And what Dems are lacking is a sensibile approach to the family. Neoliberal policies destroying good midlevel jobs are what got us here. Tradwives are not a substitute. nytimes.com/2024/08/19/opini…
My experiece has been with three groups of men: straight men who are often uncomfortable with public displays of affection, gay men who often are more demonstrative, and the Bill Clintons and Donald Trumps of the world. Where does Vance fit?
teapawt.org/jbveen/status/18226339…
Friends have been asking about my governor, Tim Walz. Two answers: this is what politics looks like when Democrats stop committing malpractice and a centrist becomes progressive when he cares about constitutents. Nothing radical about school lunches, gun safety -- or tampons.
For Trump, everything -- his name, his integrity, his presidential policies -- is for sale. Christians get the same pitch as oil companies executives: vote for me because I will deliver. For executives, this is business as usual, for Christians, it shouldn't be.
Review of our new book: nytimes.com/2024/07/19/books…
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A lot of them, and I think is true of Vance and definitely true of the creepy Silicon Valley MAGA weirdos, have simply pickled their brains.
Putin thinks Trump is an idiot, controllable by the puppet master. Putin gets the dominance game and is a whole lot better at it. But Putin -- and Jack Welch who destroyed GE -- demonstrate the downside: Putin wins short term, and in the long run, Russia (and GE) are dead.
Biden, like GM in the fities, claims the mantle of institutional leadership. Trump claims to be the great man -- win with him or die with him. You have to be desparte to take that bet -- which is why he has to say America is losing, If you think you're dead, take the bet.