#Political

Stephen Hayes

stephenfhayes

The daily coronavirus briefings are often unsettling. The one today was perhaps the most troubling I've seen. POTUS eagerly touting an unproven drug, warning about difficult days ahead and signaling

Yashwant Deshmukh 🇮🇳

YRDeshmukh

Globally the Centrist-Middle-Of-The-Line public was always so well accommodated within the Liberal camp. Used to be the natural and normal phenomenon just a few years back. Something has strangely changed

Tarek Younis

Tarek_Younis_

[thread] People in psychology may wonder how the profession can reflect/exacerbate racist structures. They might think the problem must be with psychiatry, with "medical" diagnosis and ability to section (detain

J.C. Polanco Esq., MBA

JCPolancoNYC

Thread-I know I'm in the minority, I'm always in the minority, it's my natural state. I don't tweet threads, here goes nothing. There's something inherently wrong w. the http://Match.com American

Justin Schlosberg

jrschlosberg

Important to remember this controversy was never about whether or not Labour has a problem with antisemitism among a small minority of its members. Neither @DerbyChrisW nor anyone with any

JD Flynn

jdflynn

So yesterday Cardinal Cupich proposed to add a paragraph from Pope Francis’ Gaudete et Exsultate to a letter from the USCCB.Gomez disagreed, b/c he said he was trying to keep

Mike Sacks

MikeSacksEsq

Biden's fond of quoting two John Milton sonnets penned later in the poet's life, but if Biden wins in November, the more apt sonnet for him would be one Milton

Aaron Klein

AaronKlein

While all the folks in the Silicon Valley groupthink bubble pat each other on the back, I've got an inbox full of emails from my employees — red and blue

lawrence serewicz

lldzne

When anyone violates the laws, they violate a society's norms. Usually, the type of norm violated relates to how it is punished or enforced. If you burp at a meal

Mark R. Levin

marklevinshow

1. For the last several weeks, the Democrats and their media mouthpieces have instituted an unrelenting campaign claiming the president will not leave office if he loses the election. 2.

Rachael Swindon

Rachael_Swindon

Starmer is panicking. I have thought about the latest attempt to publicly humiliate Me Corbyn, and some absolutely vital questions need answering by Nick Brown and Keir Starmer. Why now?

David Roberts

drvolts

This is really good. And I have some thoughts about it -- thoughts that are, if possible, even more pessimistic than Jay's about the prospects for better political media.https://twitter.com/jayrosen_nyu/status/1265847315685933056 First,

Lara Logan

laralogan

It is really not that hard to figure out Antifa - there is an entire network of organizations who often change their names but all adhere to the same ideology,

ɱairéad, returns

TheWriterMAB

[CW/TW: racism, homophobia, various political discourse, etc]i wish folx, especially white folx, would listen when marginalized folx raise concerns regarding issues that are problematic for various reasons because there’s no

Josh Dawsey

jdawsey1

Denial and dysfunction plagued the U.S. government for 70 days as coronavirus spread, with battles over testing, spending, travel limits & a national approach, per interviews with four dozen people

Claire Lehmann 🚀

clairlemon

Why are many anti-lockdown people also anti-mask? Since the widespread use of masks would make lockdowns unnecessary, it seems illogical to me. It feels like in some places (won't name