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Here's something new: Americans who seem politically polarized by basically everything are taking dramatically different views of the new coronavirus. Democrats are twice as likely to say it's a serious threat, and more of them are washing their hands.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-polarization/americans-divided-on-party-lines-over-risk-from-coronavirus-reuters-ipsos-poll-idUSKBN20T2O3 …
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that Americans' preparations to deal with the new coronavirus turned in part on their political views. Democrats were more likely than Republicans to say they were washing their hands more, limiting contact with others and changing travel plans.pic.twitter.com/CoD5GjdxNx
I can make some assumptions, but it would be interesting to know which sources of pandemic news Ds and Rs most relied on to make these prep/behavior changes
I’m going to refrain from making that predictable comment about “natural selection” because I’m better than that. But such a thing could literally have a measureable effect on the electorate by November.
For a value of "literally" equal to "not at all," sure.
sensing Darwin's hand at work here
Darwin’s Handshake
Fine example of natural selection.
Good. Less Republicans voting in November.
Darwinian.
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