The pandemic could be the best thing that ever happened to liberalism. Our studies show immigrants don't actually lean left.

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July 15, 2020

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The Effects of the Pandemic on Liberalism ([link removed] )

The future has rarely seemed bleaker for free‐​market democracy—but small changes can bring it roaring back.

- The Pandemic Could Be the Crisis Liberalism Needed ([link removed] )

By Matt Warner and Tom G. Palmer

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Immigrants’ Impact on Party Politics ([link removed] )

How immigrants affect the size and growth of government is a complex issue. Our regression results suggest that a larger share of immigrants at the state level is correlated with slower growth in state per‐​capita government expenditures.

- Do Immigrants Make the United States More Left-Wing? ([link removed] )

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