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☆ Mary Katharine Ham on How Online Conservatism Changed - The New York Times
  + stars: | 2024-07-09 | by ( Jane Coaston | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
I’ve been on Twitter (now X) since June 2008, meaning that I’ve spent 16 years on the platform. And while many of the most “online” candidates lose in real-life elections (Blake Masters in the 2022 Arizona Senate race, for one), why they garner so much support in the first place is worth contemplating. What is it about the purity spiral of the online right — partisans playing to the most intense parts of the online base, continually trying to prove their conservative bona fides — that thrives despite real-world losses? Mary Katharine Ham is a commentator for Fox News who has been very online and immersed in social media politics just as long as I have. So I spoke with her about the online right — its real-world wins and losses and what the point of being an online conservative influencer is in the first place, especially for women.
Persons: I’ve, “, Blake Masters, Mary Katharine Ham Organizations: Twitter, Arizona Senate, Fox News
☆ Opinion | This Conservative Thinks America’s Institutions ‘Earned’ the G.O.P.’s Distrust
  + stars: | 2023-08-15 | by ( The Ezra Klein Show | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
You can’t understand the modern Republican Party without understanding the complete collapse of trust in mainstream institutions that has taken place among its voters over the last half-century. Pew found that only 35 percent of Republicans trust national news and 61 percent think public schools are having a negative effect on the country. Many of the issues animating the modern right — from fights over school curriculums and learning loss to media bias and Covid vaccines — are connected to this deep distrust. In Katharine Ham’s view, America’s institutions have “earned” her party’s rampant distrust. So this is a conversation that explores Katharine Ham’s critique in order to understand the distrust at the heart of the Republican Party.
Persons: Pew, “, Ezra Klein, Mary Katharine Ham, Katharine Ham’s Organizations: Republican Party, Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google, CNN, Fox News, ABC
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