#CONgress

Bruce Lesley

BruceLesley

Reopening Schools Is Way Harder Than It Should Be - @sarahdarv - NY Times https://buff.ly/2EcHiDb The issues involved in reopening schools. (1) “Outrage over schools’ inability to fully reopen should not,

Jim Geraghty

jimgeraghty

But the fun part of today’s Morning Jolt is going back two years at a series of “Unsolved Mysteries” in the news in early 2019.https://twitter.com/jimgeraghty/status/1092799834812227584https://bit.ly/2MYLHy1 For example, remembe

crabcrawler

crabcrawler1

This is probably going to be a thread where I dump the various news tidbits from today and tomorrow. At my own pace. No rush. Downtown DC street closures planned

Imperium Press

ImperiumPress

There are many balls up in the air right now. Wherever they land, in the long term liberal democracy loses.thread It's clear the election was 100% fraudulent as elections always

Fidato

tequieremos

The genesis of Khalistan movement were #FarmersProtest which erupted after the Indian govt introduced sections 78, 79 and 80 in the Punjab Reorganization Act, 1966 against the unalienable constitutional rights

Roaring Rudy Havenstein

RudyHavenstein

I have two main issues:1. The military-industrial complex Eisenhower warned us about in 1961, and, related to that,2. The Big Bank crime wave and associated kleptocracy...plus all the politicians, institutions,

Respectful Dialogue

timeindawater1

1. Donald Trump spent months planning the January 6 telling his followers lies about election fraud & encouraging them to “fight” for him. He tweeted about a big protest in

Brendan Fischer

brendan_fischer

We’ve been saying for a while that the broken FEC is to blame for dark money.A DC circuit decision today in a @CREWcrew case affirms that this is true.The decision

Sai Padhy

sai_padhy

1/ We are officially 8 days away from @JoeBiden taking office Wondering how a Biden presidency could affect your wallet? Let’s talk about some main points within his proposed tax

Hansi Lo Wang

hansilowang

Don't forget: after this election comes redistricting — and we may soon see a radically different way of redrawing state legislative districts in Missouri that doesn't take into account children,

Molly Reynolds

mollyereynolds

When @publichistory and @EmilyCleffiT asked me to contribute to this, I realized that I needed to do some reading first to help organize my thoughts (shocking, right?). If you’re interested

RR Riling

RRRiling

1-On behalf of WA04 @RepNewhouse— who joined 125 radicalized GOP in supporting the seditious Texas amicus arguing the illegitimacy of the 2020 Presidential Election— the many good people of WAO4

Aaron Rupar

atrupar

Raskin: "This case is much worse than someone who falsely shouts fire in a crowded theater. It's more like like a case where the town fire chief, who's paid to

James Wallner

jiwallner

With a Biden presidency increasingly likely, the McConnell-veto-over-Biden-nominees story line is starting to crop up here and there.https://www.axios.com/gop-senate-biden-transition-50ebe6c8-e318-4fdb-b903-048908b3b954.html https://www.msn

Eric Garland

ericgarland

BREAKING: TRUMP'S PENTAGON CRONIES *REMOVED* NORMAL AUTHORITY FROM D.C. NATIONAL GUARD PRIOR TO TERRORIST ATTACK ON THE CAPITOLhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/dc-guard-capitol-riots-william-walker-pentagon/2021/01/26/98

Kristen

mediaperuana

A challenge with society in general is a facile understanding of the word “coup.” When the population at large thinks of a coup, they imagine a violent military (Chile, 1973)

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