#Public

Dan Kelly

CFIB

Governments seem firm in their view that activities like retail shopping, getting a haircut or restaurant dining must be locked down in order to send a message to the public

Conor Browne

brownecfm

1/ There's an ongoing narrative on UK / Ireland #epitwitter at the moment that the vast majority of people are obeying coronavirus regulations. As I've mentioned in a previous thread,

Ben Max

TweetBenMax

Among mayorals, only @scottmstringer & @ericadamsfornyc getting more public matching funds this month — big filing deadline coming up in March where other candidates could unlock big public $https://twitter.com/nyccfb/status/136170675

Andrew Moore

andrewjmoore

Listened to @seguincbc's interview with @DominicCardy re: schools this morning. Thanks to both for an informative discussion.Thought I'd share some thoughts on the fall as a parent of two kids,

Maria Polletta🌵

mpolletta

Starting now.https://twitter.com/mpolletta/status/1329163747747717120 .@dougducey turns it over to @drcarachrist first. 'Last week, the week of Nov. 8, all but two counties had a percent positive above 10%,' meaning they had substan

Regina N. Bradley, Ph.D.

redclayscholar

Also had a few panicky grad students hit me about publishing, so I wanted to share these thoughts too about publishing as a humanities scholar.1. My diss was five chapters.

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

There is a lot of nonsense about Zero Covid being an extreme position, only possible in repressive states (er..S Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Norway, Finland, NZ??) and our UK strategy reflects

Charles Tallack

CharlesTTHF

As a nation we applaud NHS and care workers for their huge contributions during the pandemic.But yesterday social care workers were left out of pay increases announced by the government.

Paul Holston

Tru1P

Content creating is a time consuming, love of labor.Especially if you're doing it for yourself, like let's break it down: -Streaming (Production, Public Speaking, Broadcast)-Multimedia Content (Editorial, YT Videos, Social

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

It looks like press outlets are picking up Fauci’s comments on MSNBC yesterday saying we won’t be able to “approach some form of normality” until fall 2021. Eg, this from

Gabrielle-pissed off Veteran

Minervasbard

I have an observation to make: this idea of not informing the public of hazards b/c it hurts the bottom line or might cause panic or unrest- even if the

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/A Pew survey about police policy! Let's see what Americans think...https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2020/07/09/majority-of-public-favors-giving-civilians-the-power-to-sue-police-officers-for-misconduct/ 2/Most Americans think peop

Eoin Daly

eoinmauricedaly

have just been getting to grips with this important case now - Ryanair v an Taoiseach (for teaching purposes!). It's basically about the constitutionality of the government's pandemic travel 'advice'.

Ben Kentish

BenKentish

NEW: Extraordinary document just published by SAGE sub-committee SPI-B (which focuses on behavioral science) on what it calls the risks of "widespread urban disorder" this summer. 1/ Government scientific advisers

Judy Trinh

judyatrinh

Every officer who pointed a gun should be filing a use of force report. Unless these kids were surrounded by the tactical unit..there should be a use of force report

Reform

reformthinktank

Today @NAOorguk report on procurement during COVID-19: contracts worth £18 bn had been awarded by July, of which £10.5 bn was awarded without competition. Direct awards might be necessary in

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