Dave Anderson @Seen

Joined August 2009

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Charlotte Alter @CharlotteAlter

2 weeks ago

This is basically THE bellwether race for whether America will assert *any* regulatory control over AI or whether AI oligarchs will simply own our entire system of government x.com/alexbores/stat…

Alex Bores @AlexBores

3 weeks ago

The dividing line in NY-12: regulate the powerful and protect the people or don't?

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This has been surreal for Kevin, me & the kids! Grateful to @BillClinton for the inspiration and @DavidBegnaud & @CBSMornings for telling our story. It’s a reminder of what’s possible, and what America can still be.

Bill Clinton @BillClinton

a year ago

This is an amazing story on the power of the American dream. I still remember when Kevin gave this interview — he worked hard and I knew it would be good. Proud to have been a small part of your journey, Kevin. Keep going!

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Dave Anderson @Seen

a year ago

Thank you @DavidBegnaud and @CBSMornings for telling our story so elegantly and with such warmth. You’re a master. Here’s to the pests!

David Begnaud @DavidBegnaud

a year ago

An 11-year-old immigrant’s bold dream led him to interview a sitting U.S. President —and that moment sparked a lifelong legacy of generosity and belief. Watch how one phone call changed everything, and how Kevin Nazemi is now paying it forward to the next generation.

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Dave Anderson @Seen

a year ago

So this is happening next Monday…. Thank you for telling our story @DavidBegnaud

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

@MarkRichardson @annkpowers Geek Love! Wish someone (Jeunot or Edgar Wright) would do a film version.

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

If you care about democracy and overlooked communities, this weekend’s @PulaskiInst event is a must: Healthy heartland democracy will be focus of October summit at Hendrix arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/… Additional details: pulaskiinstitution.org/events/event-o…

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

@KSoltisAnderson Just draft Lions and you’ll be ok.

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

@TheSpartansWire Now why would you use that photo? Looks like he’s having a stroke.

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Jemele Hill @jemelehill

2 years ago

AMAZING story done by @LarryLage about 21-year-old @MSU_Football’s Armorion Smith, who is now taking care of his five younger siblings after his Mom died of breast cancer at 41 last month. Seems like the perfect time for some community involvement. We should help apnews.com/article/michig…

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Arkansas Times @ArkTimes

2 years ago

Freedom, pluralism and prosperity are especially vulnerable in places that feel disconnected or left behind. A summit at Hendrix next month will address the state of democracy in the mid-South. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

7/7 Yes, there are a zillion variables like new polls, adjusted formulas, trends, Dobbs, amendments, wars etc. I get it. Just trying to establish a sense of how state polling averages tend to perform vs. actual results & to understand what current averages may portend. Enjoy!

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

6/7 Hot take: VA could be in play (and 538 needs to start tracking averages there). Harris and Trump have both led in polls there in recent months though neither by more than five. projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/presiden…

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

1/7 I've built a 2024 election predictor which compares previous final battleground state polling averages against actual results to understand if current polling points to a Harris or Trump win. I call it, "Dave's Battleground Predict-O-Meter". (DBPOM...?? Alt names welcome.)

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Dave Anderson @Seen

2 years ago

@damonhemmerding Maybe call it Grand Rapids?

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Jerry Mitchell @JMitchellNews

2 years ago

#OnThisDay in 1954, the small community of Charleston, Arkansas, admitted 11 Black students, becoming the first in the former Confederacy to end segregation in its schools. Dale Bumpers served as legal counsel and went on to become governor and U.S. senator. He wrote a memoir titled, “Best Lawyer in a One-Lawyer Town.” mississippitoday.org/2024/08/23/on-…