#Policy

Sarah Lazare

sarahlazare

I want to add my $0.02 to the controversy over Avril Haines, who's serving on Biden's transition team. Some former Obama aides have sought to paint her as a voice

Ryan Bourne

MrRBourne

.@tylercowen has an interesting post on libertarians and pandemic policy today. If I'm internalising correctly, I see him as making two separate points: that the libertarian response to a pandemic

Judd Devermont

JDevermont

U.S. policy toward Africa is in need of a facelift—in both substance and strategic vision—to keep up with the region's growing influence on the world stage. The current policy drift

Jonathan AC Brown

JonathanACBrown

The Policy Exchange definition of Islamism is laughable; if you inserted 'Conservative' in the place of 'Islam' you'd get the definition of a normal political outlook, and if you inserted

Chris Stark

ChiefExecCCC

Last year, we recommended that @hmtreasury undertake a review of how Net Zero will be funded. Very pleased that they accepted that invitation.We've now got their interim report - the

Clive Lewis MP

labourlewis

What I think he actually meant to say was, respecting party democracy, he would seek to overturn the @UKLabour policy of #FreeMovement at our next annual conference. Top down, policy

Robin Rudowitz

RRudowitz

With the SCOTUS set to hear the case to overturn the ACA tomorrow - here are a few things to keep in mind about implications for #Medicaid:https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/eliminating-the-aca-what-could-it-mean-for-medicaid-expansion/ A rev

Ben Norton

BenjaminNorton

Here's the most "progressive" member of the US Congress, John McCainist "deMoCRaTiC sOciALiSt" AOC, applauding and calling for more political censorship by unelected corporate Big Tech monopolies.She's no longer

John Lees

johnlees6

Our report on real-time modelling of COVID-19: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/mrc-global-infectious-disease-analysis/covid-19/report-41-rtm/(not yet peer-reviewed)Our model is adapted to the situation in England. First: how R was changed by gov

Patrick Fafard

FafardPatrick

Two attempts to explain outcomes in the current pandemic, one is from public administration, the other from public health. 1/4 The first is an an attempt to explain crude death

Obsolesence

Obsolesence

"Opaque and overdue: the Scottish Prison Service trans prisoner policy review" @mbmpolicy /1A niche headline, of little interest? No! This is a big deal for female Scottish prisoners *and* prison

Dan

the_dan

A few years ago, I led message development for a police reform campaign in a major city. We used universal values, got buy-in from local leaders, gained traction in local

Andrew Goldstein #PaidShutdownNow

AndrewMakeTweet

1/ Public health advocates, we are no longer living under the Trump administration and we need to reset our imagination.To not do this is to let cognitive inertia allow us

NC "Facebook Delenda Est" Steve

TCFKA_NCSteve

1/ I would like to posit a modest hypothesis that explains observed data and makes testable experimental predictions. It is a hypothesis that will be deeply, deeply upsetting to establishment

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. The next five months will be the most dangerous for US foreign policy and our forces overseas in recent history. The pace of attacks is growing in Iraq and

Senthilnathan G

senthilnathang

#kooapp #Thread These guys don't know how to create an application1. No Proper Validation (It allows any 10 digit number)2. No User Experience (Icons are clearly aligned)3. Misrepresentation of UI

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