#Policy

John Ruddick

JohnRuddick2

1/8.Our first federal election was in March 1901 & the first parliament sat in May 1901. There were 3 parties - Edmund Barton's Protectionists, George Reid's Free Traders and the

Luca Fornaro

LucaFornaro3

A thread on the euro and on its impact on welfare. Perhaps the most visible consequence of the euro has been a huge increase in capital mobility and financial integration

Steven Stashwick

StevenStashwick

1. Excellent @ProfPaulPoast thread on how defending global white supremacy weaves through the establishment of intl relations. Got me thinking about his and @tanishafazal's essay on how war is not

Tabinda Khan

tabinda_m

Must see interview. If a retired Colonel isn't safe from the army's policy of enforced disappearances, who is. (1)Source: https://youtu.be/bXwK_OXHtx0 (@Matiullahjan919's YouTube channel) https://twitter.com/jrshami/status/

Matt Glassman

MattGlassman312

People who think the job of a member of Congress during a local natural disaster is purely performative have definitely never been around a member of Congress during a local

Michael Govern Ready

mikegove12

Extracts from the plague diary of Mark ne-Francois-PepysJuly 27th 1665Up and after eggs quarantine, to the Ministry of Service Stations to discuss the dualling of the A66 with Grant Shapps,

Matthew Yglesias

mattyglesias

I thought this was going to be about something else entirely, but it’s extremely correcthttps://twitter.com/m_c_klein/status/1345495905152077824 The checks are imperfect in various ways but as @MattBruenig has been saying they compare

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

How can anyone even argue it? Vaccinating health-care workers first is INSANE as policy. It only makes sense as theater - in two ways. First, it (theoretically) creates momentum for

emily

emilywritesgood

Hey, so fuck this tweet. It is recycled bullshit from WWII and I'm going to tell a story from WWII to explain why we should call out this bullshit when

Dan McLaughlin

baseballcrank

Sean is satisfied with the legislative record of the past four years & the outcomes of the 2018 & 2020 elections. I am not. So much more could have been

Philip Rhodri Taylor

PhilRhodTaylor

Given recent events, I thought you might be interested in some of the 'Sea of Opportunity' backstory and politicsScottish Parliament held a "sea of opportunity" debate in Jan 2017 -

Maajid أبو عمّار

MaajidNawaz

MUST READ THREAD:A damning indictment of the “medical-political complex” & “state corruption on a grand scale” over Covid, by @bmj_latest British Medical Journal Executive Editor @KamranAbbasi:My summary: we’re being *robbed*

Jolene Tan

acertainjolene

MOE puts out a social media post telling parents not to fret about kids knowing to read & write before P1: https://www.facebook.com/moesingapore/posts/10160381576627004 I have some thoughts about this. Yes, pushy

josie duffy rice

jduffyrice

for people who have trouble imagining a world without police, i encourage you to begin by imagining a world where police are not in charge of, say, traffic violations. that

Julian Sanchez

normative

One thing recent years have highlighted is that we’ve been substantially kidding ourselves about the answer to the puzzle of why so many people vote & are otherwise politically engaged.https://radicalclassicalliberals.com/2021/02/02/w

Morgan Polikoff

mpolikoff

You may have missed it Tuesday, but @Ed4Excellence came out with a powerful new report sharing teachers' voices about the pandemic. Tons of worthwhile data in here on issues from

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