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Luke Henriques-Gomes

lukehgomes

My analysis today: #Robodebt is the story of a government pulling all stops to dodge public scrutiny – right to the bitter end. From day one, it was spin, legal

Robert Peston

Peston

Another striking characteristic of today’s @bankofengland projections is that UK GDP, or national income, is set to shrink by 11% for the whole of 2020, a record. We are losing

Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions

mynamesnotgordy

What I learnt on the Twitter this week:1. Doug says Auditor General isn't qualified to assess his government's pandemic response and should leave that work to the sticker salesman and

MargaretSimons

MargaretSimons

Here is my take. I am not an expert, but during my reporting of public housing lockdown in July, both observed the DHHS at work and developed good contacts throughout

Rob Morrison

morrisonlabUSDA

Loved the @PIE_Entsoc speed networking event at #EntSoc20 yesterday, organized by @LJ_nixon19 and @nick_larsonnrl. I have seen a few people highlight some of the common questions they got during the

Jonathan Jones

SirJJQC

These attacks on “activist lawyers” are crass as well as damaging. If the government loses a case (following any appeal etc where relevant) it’s because it got the decision wrong.

Georgiegirl

Georgie29009754

Patriots I Think We Need To Think Hard & Consider ~ China’s Military Needs To Hide . I Think The Possibly Of CCP Staying At Closed Facilities In Canada

Matt Stoller

matthewstoller

1. One thing to realize is that not only are voters cynical, but so are policymakers. Why is that? Let me introduce you to "process trolling," a term coined by

Goldstein

MrGoldstein7

Back in the 1880s conservatives were those people who wished to conserve the status quo. Hence the name. They were quite satisfed with the way things were set up, and

Code-daata

ravithinkz

While discussing Warren Anderson, people should remember one fact. He was not in India when the tragedy happened. He flew down to India upon hearing about the tragedy. He could

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

The "center" of American politics is not a fixed point, it shifts over time. What is "the center" today would have been considered pretty far left in the 1990s. Likewise,

Kevin Young 🇬🇧

KevinYoung64

1/There's a ramping up of the rhetoric against #WoodhouseColliery and @WCumbriaMining by the #environmental lobby.@BorisJohnson has been told that he faces humiliation if the #CoalMine goes ahead in #Whitehaven as

Kate McWilliams ♿

KateandCRPS

#BillC7 is dangerous. I thought I was doing okay before I first learned about this bill last year. It is directly impacting my mental health now. Basically, the fact that

LifeMathMoney • Uncensored Truths.

LifeMathMoney

How do you think the economics of only fans will work?Will women wear skimpy clothes with their @ on it hoping men see it and "get curious"?How will the prices

antihero_kate

antihero_kate

As far as I can tell, Marxism was cooked up by the same resentful middle class strivers we’re dealing with today. It can only dream of creating the type of

QwoKe3

QwoKe3

When the federal government got involved with education is when we saw a rise in God being removed, indoctrination, sissies, people being offended, actual learning was decreased and everything became

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