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Chris Blattman
cblatts
Is the idea that, if the elderly/vulnerable can be vaccinated in the first months, that this eliminates the main argument for continued shutdowns/restrictions? Yes, some non-vulnerable can get very sick,
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Natalie E. Dean, PhD
nataliexdean
The conversation around vaccines feels jumbled because there are actually MANY policy ideas being floated:- One dose only vs. two doses spaced apart vs. two doses but don’t reserve the
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Rob Rakove
RobRakove
With the apparent coup in Burma/Myanmar in the news, here's a quick thread on the historiography of the modern U.S.-Burmese relationship. Kenton Clymer's sweeping history of bilateral ties up to
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James Treakle 🧢
JamesTreakle
Part of the reason that Trumpers can seemingly inexplicably back progressive policies, like the $15 minimum wage in Florida, is that not every damn thing has a materialist explanation. The
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Hamed Aleaziz
Haleaziz
NEW: Federal judge Tipton just ended the hearing over Texas' lawsuit seeking to block the Biden administration from pausing deportations for 100 days --- he issued no ruling right away
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Matt Kent
Kent_PubCitizen
Will be tweeting about the @CFPB symposium on cost-beenfit analysis for the next hour #regulations opening question (in so many words): CBA? good, bad, worth it? Howell Jackson says it's
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Coopahtroopa 🔥_🔥
Cooopahtroopa
In hindsight, @AaveAave was inevitable.Here's how $AAVE became the leading #DeFi token 1/ Lean Asset IntegrationAave was the first to support key tokens like $SNX $LINK and $YFI Their
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Crispin Dowler
CrispinDowler
One thing I don't understand about the UK decision to give Tate & Lyle Sugars a huge tariff break on cane imports:Why are pro-Brexit Anglo-Belizeans like Wigmore and Lord Ashcroft
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Lawrence Glickman
LarryGlickman
This is an insightful piece by @chrislhayes on how the GOP is radicalizing against democracy but I disagree with the claim that the GOP is "moderating on policy." /1https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/02/republican-part
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Stop LAPD Spying
stoplapdspying
BREAKING: @lapdcommission just voted 4-0 to approve a face recognition policy. Nearly 70 organizations had opposed this policy, calling for an absolute ban on LAPD face recognition. The Commission also
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Matt Grossmann
MattGrossmann
Local government elected officials are ideologically closer to White residents in their communities than Black or Latino residents, especially where group differences are high. Policy is also more responsive to
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John Hayward
Doc_0
One big long-term, and long-running, problem for the GOP is that it still has no idea how to harness populist energy, and no idea how to fight back when Democrats
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jason pielemeier
pielemeier
Contrary to recent pessimistic takes that we must accept a splinternet, I argue the Biden admin can reinvigorate momentum around the open Internet by doubling down on human rights. Reinvigorating
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Omar Sabbour
OmarSabbour
Follow-up on my exchange with @RaniaKhalek, and her claim that she had been duped by "corporate propaganda" on Syria before her switch (1/4) "How to treat your former selves" (2/4)
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Alasdair Macrae
UA_Macrae
Just read an article saying Scotland won’t join the EU as the EU don’t want ‘another Greece’ in its blockYet economically joining the EU, ask how did Romania and Bulgaria
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Niklas Helwig
NHelwig
Busy elsewhere for a couple of days and my twitter bubble exploded on "strategic autonomy". Apparently @akk and @EmmanuelMacron got in a distant match on the term- though I see
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