Zach Goldberg

White liberals have so much empathy that an increasing number even oppose deporting illegal immigrants who've been convicted of other crimespic.twitter.com/OdrKJNGHG1

2/2 by ideologypic.twitter.com/Itqkse5C1L

1/2 It's almost as if the Las Vegas and Parkland shootings were so horrific that it restored or motivated a belief in the government's ability to prevent low-probability/hard-to-predict events from *ever* happening againpic.twitter.com/ZqkZbgPCDO

As I've been saying, greatest shift in attitudes obtains among whites (which began long before Trump came onto the scene)pic.twitter.com/yv9vEB8Xg4

Pew Values Survey ends in 2012, but it shows a similar pattern when it comes to controlling immigration. Crazy how such a mainstream/consensus position for so many years now draws accusations of racism.pic.twitter.com/1HEDczdF50

Unfortunate that this question was asked in only two years. But anyways, the percent of white liberals who support conditioning citizenship for illegal immigs on learning english dropped 22 points (80%->58%) between 2006-2013. If I had to guess, I reckon it's in the 30s today.pic.twitter.com/gFhTFkkkVH

I'm sure this has everything to do with the increases in identity theft over the past few yearspic.twitter.com/V8dK1n9Awf

Positions on the basis by which immigrants are admitted into the US appear to have stabilized, with the majority of Democrats preferring priority be given to immigrants with family members, and a majority of Republicans wanting greater emphasis on skills/educationpic.twitter.com/YxZyAOifUJ

5/n Internationalism hasn't been this high among white liberals since the 1960spic.twitter.com/eqmfkRBk9H

4/n Trends in responses to a similar item--for which more years/data are available--shows a similar patternpic.twitter.com/TfJ0v23jqT

2/n Note that 9/11 and the WoT seem to have made conservatives/Republicans more 'internationalist', which they've since drifted away from.pic.twitter.com/VYY8u2rF7N

1/n Trump's 'America First' rhetoric seems to have upended partisan positions on American involvement overseas. White liberals/democrats are now significantly more likely to say it's best that the US stay active in world affairs vs. concentrating on problems at homepic.twitter.com/uMSMYfGWfO

Well this escalated quicklypic.twitter.com/LqqNiVymzu

Probably not a shocker, but state-level google search interest in race-related topics correlates (r=0.75) with the perceived prevalence of racial problemspic.twitter.com/dhl7xeIM6S

TIL 93% of documented shark attacks since the 16th century have been on men. #femaleprivilegepic.twitter.com/V0rsWuXMIA