(2) More from Tyler Cowen and Ryan Avent on all the non-working men. (But if you look at my posts here and here, you’ll see why I’ve become more than a little confused by these kinds of discussions.)
(3) And, speaking of often-repeated things (e.g., today) that aren’t actually true, here’s Auerbach & Gelman on the claimed increase in white mortality.
(6) “[I]deologically populist Americans … have historically held issue preferences that matched the policy positions expressed by Donald Trump in the 2016 primaries. … [T]he Trump candidacy was able to activate a segment of the electorate that has historically not been part of the GOP electoral coalition.” (Or, as I’ve said: “there were a lot of downscale whites who weren’t voting because they didn’t have candidates plausibly offering what they generally wanted—white nationalist priorities combined with left-leaning economic positions. … He built it and they came.”)