#Pandemic

Brian Libby

brianlibby

I'm starting to feel like a lot of left-leaning Portlanders have gone a bit crazy over the boarded-up buildings and graffiti downtown. It's an overwhelmingly Covid-generated phenomenon, yet there is

Moebius Stripper

moebius_strip

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/covid-19-bc-what-you-need-to-know-november-27-1.5818679 "BC's 2nd wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is showing no signs of slowing"This is just flat-out incorrect, @cbc. Before the N

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Every week it's something new for people to direct their anger at. Politicians, foreigners, tourists, meat plants, teenagers.One thing that rarely gets any blame at all is Covid19.There's 19.4 million

Ben Williamson

BenPatrickWill

Bit of a rant last night about the way an economist's gaze has interpreted education in terms of "learning loss" this last year. Lots of reasons to worry about what

Buffy Wicks

BuffyWicks

Last week @KQEDForum's @mkimreporter covered the crisis facing one of our most essential workforces, whose members go about their work largely unseen, uncompensated, and who face incredible challenges during the

Jennie Espelho

1Mirror1978

I am on a Facebook Group of 1.8K NHS workers for choice r/e the vaccine (the one the press advertised as anti vaxx)I can tell you, from that group, everything

Rick Hasen

rickhasen

We don't get to replay election night next week, but it would look considerably different with final vote totals rather than the haphazard release of results yesterday caused in part

Jim Tankersley

jimtankersley

Remember back in January, when the Commerce secretary speculated that the coronavirus might bring jobs back to the United States? Well ... there's no sign it has. @AnaSwanson & I

M.P.

OmanReagan

This is wrong for two reasons:It accepts Biden is correct in continuing Trump's pandemic strategy of suppression/mitigation instead of changing to elimination.It accepts the false premise we must send people

Dr. Kelly J. Baker (she/her)

kelly_j_baker

I haven't had a drink in eight months & 24 days.But lately, I find myself wanting one. I stopped drinking in March after a couple of weeks of lockdown because

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stellar_tombs

The "protect lives over economy" narrative is misleading and incorrect. The economy is life. Prioritizing life requires a functioning and healthy economy which is able to provide life-nourishing necessities to

Grits for Breakfast

Grits4Breakfast

Today the WashPost reported, that "Fort Worth saw a 66 percent increase in killings in the first nine months of the year" a bigger spike than Austin's even though they

Lalyta 💔🇮🇹💔🇧🇴

lalytatweets

There is a harmful cognitive dissonance in this #coronavirus pandemic. "We are not China, won’t happen to us.""We are not Italy, won’t happen to us.""We are not Europe, won’t happen

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) In perhaps an ominous twist of fate, some regions outside Montreal — once the epicenter of the #pandemic in Canada — are beginning to report nearly as many cases

Philippe Lazzarini

UNLazzarini

1/9 I am really disheartened by the severity of @UNRWA ‘s financial situation and its impact to an already stressful situation. My team and I are working relentlessly to overcome

Ben Miller

benwritesthings

80 years old, two disastrous pandemic responses, and beloved by Democrats and set to keep his job because he has the class signifiers of a Real Scientist. We absolutely love

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