#Policies

Murshed Zaheed

murshedz

Just because a leftist organization or two tell us that a nominee is cool - doesn't mean that we just need to line up a clap hard like bunch of

Avik Roy

Avik

A terrific development. CMS is allowing Tennessee to choose not to include certain drugs on its formularies. This is a simple and obvious market-based reform. I'll explain why. https://www.statnews.com/pharmalot/2021/01/08/medicaid-trum

Pittsburgh Green Left 🌻🥑

PghGreenLeft

A classic of Green Party history, the "Avocado Declaration" by Peter Camejo. Some describe themselves as "watermelons": "green on outside, red on inside", meant to evoke more of a Marxist

Rory O' Hanlon

ohanloncmr

My Covid thoughts Regardless of ones stance on nphet, pcr issues, casedemic vs pandemic, here is what I think I can summarise from recent months @SusanMitchell_ @DonnellyStephen @RiochtConor2 @MihaiVioreanu @DrJohnCurran

Neil Woodfine

nwoodfine

1/ My prediction for the 2021 bitcoin bull run:i. Price hits a minimum $100k+ peak.ii. Western governments introduce unprecedented emergency regulations, such as withdrawal bans, turning off the buy button,

Eric Seufert

eric_seufert

Yesterday it was reported that Google is exploring a privacy policy on Android as an analogue to Apple's ATT. This has been expected since Apple announced ATT. A few thoughts

Robert Colvile

rcolvile

Have been thinking about the parallels between UK and US elections, and the most obvious one is about geography - in particular, metropolis vs periphery (1/?) We're seeing all these

The Gormogons

Gormogons

GP No. No, this is *not* what saved the Republic from Trump. *This* is everything that is wrong with American government, the self-appointed enforcers of media elite and establishment approved

Celeste Headlee

CelesteHeadlee

Today, hundreds of public radio employees, past and current, join together to demand reform to our industry.Please read our open letter: "An Anti-Racist Future: A Vision and Plan for the

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

Shashanka Rao

shashankasrao

This month I’ll celebrate my half year anniversary with @toddle_edu (an EdTech SaaS platform for schools and teachers) and here are some of my takeaways (1/n) If you want to

Chris Stark

ChiefExecCCC

This is our 2020 Progress Report to Parliament. It is published as the COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease and we begin to get to grips with the economic crisis. Can

Judd Legum

JuddLegum

1. There has been A LOT of news about major corporations suspending their political contributions to members of Congress that objected to the presidential vote. I'm going to summarize where

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,

Vitor Possebom

PossebomVitor

On Tuesday, the 42nd Meeting of Brazilian Econometric Society is gonna start (…https://6e1a783e-6776-49ee-b834-3f20b31b445d.filesusr.com/ugd/40c6c0_8e677fc4973446e681e6ddd83be915d1.pdf).I’ll take this opportunity to highlight some brill

Saransh Garg

saransh92garg

We on a mission to increase India's health insurance penetration from 10% to 90%+ by 2030. Yesterday was a proud moment for us as we took our own company's health

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