Election Blogging
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I haven’t blogged much about the election so far ... not here at Disability Thinking anyway. That’s because I’m reserving most of my thoughts on politics for the Center for Disability Rights, which is paying me to blog about the election, and for my #CripTheVote activities. That means that actually, I’ve written quite a lot about the elections, especially in relation to disabled voters and disability issues.
If you want to read what I’m thinking about the U.S. elections, check out #CripTheVote, on Twitter, the #CripTheVote Facebook Page, my own Twitter feed, embedded on the right rail of this blog, and also read my CDR blog posts, listed here in reverse chronological order:
Top 5 Disability Issues
(Paired with this blog post by Emily Munson Five Modest Proposals)
Undecided: 9th Democratic Presidential Debate
Now Let's Hear From The Rest Of Them
A Bit Of Republican Tone Policing: 12th Republican Presidential Debate
Deepish Thoughts From A Contentious Debate: 8th Democratic Presidential Debate
Just Stop It: 7th Democratic Presidential Debate
Moderators Please! Ask A Disability Question!: 11th Republican Presidential Debate
I Guess We're On Our Own - 10th Republican Debate
No Time For Disability - 9th Republican Debate
It's Time To Do Better - 6th Democratic Debate
Bad Conflict, Good Conflict - 5th Democratic Debate
A Real Disability Issue, But Is Anyone Listening? - 7th Republican Debate
Shoot For The Moon, Or Play It Safe - 4th Democratic Debate
Blowing On Sparks - 6th Republican Debate
Passing A Low Bar: Hillary Clinton Answers a Disability Question
The Full Plate and The Missing Topic - 3rd Democratic Debate
Safety At All Costs - 5th Republican Debate
Disappointing, But Not A Waste Of Time - 2nd Democratic Debate
It’s Up To Us - The 4th Republican Debate
And How Will That Work For Disabled People? The 3rd Republican Debate