top | item 45431270 (no title) 1_1xdev1 | 5 months ago Sure you do, to understand actual patterns in actions of members of the party.And ignoring that, it’s general context. Part of the job of a journalist. discuss order hn newest BeetleB|5 months ago > to understand actual patterns in actions of members of the party.Or to construct patterns that don't reflect reality.Should we also list their ages, ethnicity, religious affiliation(s) in each article mentioning a Congressperson and construct those patterns as well?Sorry, I'd like to think on my own. ajam1507|5 months ago When every vote on a bill lands along party lines you might want to begin to suspect that party affiliation matters quite a bit. load replies (1)
BeetleB|5 months ago > to understand actual patterns in actions of members of the party.Or to construct patterns that don't reflect reality.Should we also list their ages, ethnicity, religious affiliation(s) in each article mentioning a Congressperson and construct those patterns as well?Sorry, I'd like to think on my own. ajam1507|5 months ago When every vote on a bill lands along party lines you might want to begin to suspect that party affiliation matters quite a bit. load replies (1)
ajam1507|5 months ago When every vote on a bill lands along party lines you might want to begin to suspect that party affiliation matters quite a bit. load replies (1)
BeetleB|5 months ago
Or to construct patterns that don't reflect reality.
Should we also list their ages, ethnicity, religious affiliation(s) in each article mentioning a Congressperson and construct those patterns as well?
Sorry, I'd like to think on my own.
ajam1507|5 months ago