Apr 17, 2023
in imagePrinceton University study:
Public opinion has "near-zero"
impact on U.S. law.
Gilens & Page found that the number of
Americans for or against any idea has no
impact on the likelihood that Congress will
make it law.
"The preferences of the average
American appear to have only a
miniscule, near-zero, statistically
non-significant impact upon public
policy."
Gilens & Page, Perspectives in Politics
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Public opinion has "near-zero"
impact on U.S. law.
Gilens & Page found that the number of
Americans for or against any idea has no
impact on the likelihood that Congress will
make it law.
"The preferences of the average
American appear to have only a
miniscule, near-zero, statistically
non-significant impact upon public
policy."
Gilens & Page, Perspectives in Politics
@officlal_lady_buniny
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