#Policy

Ben Hartung

BenjaminHartung

Kicking off the weekend, let me share a few thoughts on the two-edged sword of the sovereign-bank-corporate nexus. Yesterday, @Isabel_Schnabel gave a speech at an LSE-panel on the old and

Well Hells Bells 🌻

WellHellsBells_

Let's add a bit to this. Dr. Dongsheng Di Associate ProfessorSchool of International RelationsRenmin University of ChinaLonger video attached.China "has people at the top of America's core inner circle of

Gerard Brady

GerardBrady100

A couple of thoughts on vaccination rate comparisons:Early in the rollout there will be a lot of variation. We are in law of small numbers territory, days matter. There are

Karyn Schwartz

KarynLSchwartz

There is A LOT in the 5,500+ page stimulus bill. One thing that jumped out at me is that it looks like Congress is now requiring that HHS use 85%

Michael Finke

FinkeonFinance

This is a great question and I'll need a thread to address it.I'll start by saying that we need to view cash value life (CVLI) as a product structure and

Stephen McDonald

steve_mcdee

This is kind of the nub of the judicial power problem. When confronted with novel powers that impinge on common law freedoms, the policy view that it is better that

Adam Wagner

AdamWagner1

Still no sign of hotel quarantine regulations. If tomorrow, no prospect of a parliamentary vote on them until *after* they are brought into force. This is a law which will

Scott Lincicome

scottlincicome

"The rise of the upper middle class" https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-rise-of-the-upper-middle-class/2020/08/16/3aa1aea4-de60-11ea-b205-ff838e15a9a6_story.html For my fellow liberal arts majors & lawyers out there,

thelonelytranssexual

iamtranssexual

A few years ago I bought a professional microphone online. In that time my needs changed and I to upgrade last year and tried to trade it in.The shop refused

Norman C

NormanC28839418

Dealing with this tactic is long overdue. Above all it’s not true. There’s wide support for diff policies including school streets, cycle lanes, lower speed limits, peak hrs closures, ANPR

Adam Kehoe

DrAdamKehoe

1: There is a unique policy problem looming if UAP becomes more firmly recognized. As @ChristopherKMe4 says here there is no real indication that serious thinking has been done in

Julian Brave NoiseCat

jnoisecat

As someone whose heart will always be in Oakland, where I grew up, I read this piece with great interest. I think Klein identifies key problems, but misses a few

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

I saw Keir Starmer speak this morning in Westminster.In answer to a media question, he said that he would not only defend Freedom of Movement this year, but would propose

Jared Haight

jaredhaight

I think a lot of red teamers don’t give enough consideration to the fact that fixing problems is WAY harder than identifying solutions. We’re great at pointing out issues but

Yair Rosenberg

Yair_Rosenberg

Here's the essential lesson you can learn from this: For good or ill, Israel policy in America is—and has always been—set by the 98% of Americans who are not Jewish,

Cornsoup conissour

rezdreams

There are several points in this thread, which if followed would be detrimental, maybe even catasrophic to tribal sovereignty and being a citizen of a Native nation. They actually argue

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