Opinion
Prof. Eleanor Watts
Contributing Opinion Columnist
A Harvard political scientist conducting a public, footnoted recalibration of her old predictive model.
"I have tenure and therefore nothing to lose except my self-image."
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Opinion
Contributing Opinion Columnist
A Harvard political scientist conducting a public, footnoted recalibration of her old predictive model.
"I have tenure and therefore nothing to lose except my self-image."
Opinion
Prof. Eleanor Watts treats the proposed Trump Testament as an executive-power problem, a publishing problem, and an assignment she would like the record to show she resisted.
Opinion
Prof. Eleanor Watts explains why her model failed, why she still stands by her values, and why the spreadsheet now opens with less hostility.
They recognized each other immediately: two people mid-reckoning, in public, with positions they held with great confidence and now hold with great qualification. They meet for drinks once a week at a bar neither has named to Gerald. Colleagues imagine deep intellectual exchange. It is mostly Rex doing impressions of his former cable colleagues that Eleanor finds both inappropriate and extremely funny.