#Policies

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

While the world has made progress bending the emissions curve away from worst-case outcomes where coal dominates our energy future, we are still far from the "safe bottom end". Current

Philly McMahon

McMahonPhilly

Question: what’s the story with discourse on Twitter lately that goes something like ‘the government/authority must not be criticised while dealing with this crisis’? 1/9 Multiple things can be true

Liz Celestial Zombie Roderick (any pronouns)

LidsRodney

I think folks who believe liberal leaders are just as bad as Trump haven’t been around long and/or aren’t paying attention. I think they expect a liberal leader to change

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

It should say “us” in there, but this diagram could be the Team Reality logo. Don’t know why this is so hard for media screamers to see: even 61,000 deaths

Marc Daalder

marcdaalder

Labour is promising to reduce 1.9 percent of 20 percent of our emissions by 2035 and calls it climate action. Anyone else feeling gaslit? #climatechange #nzpol https://twitter.com/henrycooke/status/1313631625075331072 Transport is responsib

🏳️‍🌈 Mary ChristMax 🏳️‍🌈

SpillerOfTea

I’ll cut my fucking hands off first. Absolutely fully the fuck not.#ClapForBoris You can hit the replies and abuse me with your 8-digit usernames, your anonymous profiles and your bad

Gabrielle Blair

designmom

I want to see you shunned by every person and organization that doesn’t support Trump. No more access to their books, movies, products, music, events, artists & influencers — till you

Ian Mosby

Ian_Mosby

A final thought on the Sir John A Macdonald controversy. Steve Paikin published an essay condemning the toppling of Macdonald statues and calling for "more debate" and problematically (in my

micah english

micahanglais

Democrats have started using racial justice framing to promote their progressive policies (eg, student debt relief is good b/c it will close the racial wealth gap). Is this language helpful

Christian Christensen

ChrChristensen

1) As a US citizen in Sweden, I’m disturbed when I see the US right push the “Swedish model” for dealing with COVID19. It’s an utterly cynical, disingenuous position that

Matthew Chapman

fawfulfan

I'm a Biden supporter, and a former Clinton supporter. And let me tell you what I learned from 2016.Stop yelling at undecided Sanders supporters that they support Trump if they

President Saleh

realsalehUG

BOBI WINE IS AN ENEMY OF THE OPPOSITION IN UGANDA [A Thread, 1] With good support from Kyandondo East and the rise to a legislative seat, he prematurely broke on

HRIC

birthhumanright

Important regional advocacy we've been working on at @Europarl_EN with MEP @fred_matic - maternity care is being disproportionately affected by #COVID19.Some next steps to protect women’s rights in maternity care

William James 44203

WilliamJamesN2O

"What political commitments should Pragmatists hold?" seems to be floating around Twitter in bits and pieces so I thought I'd test out some claims.I have some disclaimers along with reasoning

Mikko Packalen

MikkoPackalen

1/ No doubt OST did a 180. Note also this:"What was really very important in each jurisdiction ... was to communicate the seriousness of this, so that people did stay

Alex

JewishWonk

Below is Yuli Edelstein, Knesset speaker, prisoner of Zion who spent years in the gulag (repressive labor camps where millions died), celebrating Sigd with the Ethiopian Jewish community.Both Ethiopian &