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intelwire

Lots of discussion On Here about CT policies and their relevance/appropriateness to the attack on the Capitol. One thing that's going to start looming larger if things get worse before

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

I'm not sure how many people realize that New York, after a terrible start, now looks like European nations that have managed to resume a lot of normal life despite

ben

benvyle

new blood donation policy announced in the U.K. today. despite the ostensible “progress” (which no doubt will be how this is reported on again and again today), there is much

Vishal Ganesan

vjgtweets

One of the interesting things about the America-India relationship is witnessing the intersection of two peculiar national pathologies of "exceptionalism." American exceptionalism is messianic, which simultaneously endows it with

Ryan Nelson-Cain

SweetCainMusic

I supported Warren in the primary, I wanted her for VP. I have not called myself a "Warren Democrat" publicly for some time, because the conduct of a number of

Brian in Pittsburgh

arekfurt

If you're interested in getting familiar it, this list of works is essentially The Bible of WDAC. They are that useful.(Note that some of the issues Matt's posts talk about

Daniel Finn

DanFinn95

This interview with one of Starmer’s aides, whiny and petulant as it is, is still worth looking at properly to see how inane and vacuous their political vision is. 1/https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/keir-starmer-aide-left-wing-labou

Human Rights Campaign

HRC

President Biden issued an executive order on advancing racial equity and support for underserved communities nationwide. Here’s why it’s a historic step forward for LGBTQ Americans. (THREAD) The executive order

Benedict Evans

benedictevans

Thinking about some recent twitter conversations questions... what problem are you trying to solve? Do you worry a lot about privacy? Most of your solutions displace ad revenue into Google

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

The fact that two "populist" conservatives who supposedly cheerlead "dignified work" and want to boost demand for labor are poised to vote for a Fed candidate who is actively hostile

Alan Berube

berubea1

Today marks the end of four long years for many Americans who have been angered and ashamed at what the outgoing administration did to this country. (1/21) It’s been difficult

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

There's a lot of fascinating stuff in @TheBFPG's epic survey on British foreign policy, but I'm most struck by the split in Conservative voting base, esp following 2019 election43% of

Daniel Larison

DanielLarison

When sanctions clearly do nothing to solve "ongoing problems" and instead inflict massive harm on innocent people, their continued imposition is purely punitivehttps://twitter.com/XiyueWang9/status/1341063783922458634 In this case

Rebeccah Heinrichs

RLHeinrichs

Voters didn’t get to hear much from the candidates about foreign policy. This is one of my biggest frustrations of this election. But here are a few of my favorite

Lee Jones

DrLeeJones

This speech is long, but well worth a read if you're genuinely interested in understanding the contemporary Tory project. Quick thread.1/9https://twitter.com/sundersays/status/1277017358788419585 In January, I described how Johnson'

Tanya Ha

Ha_Tanya

Politicians should NOT have to have a personal experience, connection or relationship to DO THE RIGHT THINGS. They just have to be a good human.You do not have to be

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