#Populist

Aisha Ahmad

aishaismad

If this is the choice we have, I'd rather 4 years of Biden than 4 years of Trump. Let me be clear: I will not be voting for Biden. And

Meagan Day

meaganmday

The biggest fear is that without high-profile left leadership, the right automatically absorbs much of the naturally-occurring political restlessness of a society where real wages have remained stagnant for decades

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

I’d agree with Dani Rodrik’s contention that Convid-19 won’t alter – much less reverse – tendencies that were evident before the crisis. In fact I’d argue that the pandemic is

Halil Gurhanli

halilgurhanli

Happy to announce the publication and public examination of my dissertation titled "Beyond Populism: From Scholarship to Politics in “New” Turkey."It's available at http://urn.fi/URN:ISBN:978-951-51-6486-5 and the defense

Financial Times

FinancialTimes

The tension between companies and Donald Trump could grow into a long-term headache for the Republican party. Here’s what you need to know https://www.ft.com/content/f74f00db-decc-4fb2-8c86-e95dd0b0d42e When Donald Trump accepted the Repu

Chris Smaje

csmaje

Much to agree with in this thread. Subversive steps that build beyond one’s own homestead are certainly vital. And indeed the story didn’t start with ‘people like us’ – engaging

Rouben Matevossian

roubby_matossy

Here are my thoughts on how the negotiations changed throughout the past years:https://twitter.com/roubby_matossy/status/1320702386537717760?s=21#Armenia#Azerbaijan#Karabakh IMO, at least the past 10 years, Aze govt. viewed th

Dan

DaytimeDan

I make no secret that I believe @ewarren is running on the wrong message for a referendum campaign on an unpopular incumbent (whom she mostly ignores). I also admit her

(actually not a doctor)Doc McVinny

d1Vinman

Trump's Old Populist Playbook:Trump and his followers want to place the onus for the social and economic restraints that are still in effect in much of the country on cities,

Anthony S. Franz ☕️🦉📖

lennon_hp11

I am on the secular center-left as opposed to the religious right. I oppose gender identity ideology as destructive to women’s sex-based rights and the right to freedom of speech

Jesse Crall🕊

jessecrall

Political labels get warped to suit whatever argument an individual is making in the moment so trying to solidify them is a fool's errand. Being a fool myself, I'll give

Christian Christensen

ChrChristensen

1) New case from Denmark shows how #COVID19 exposes stupidity of "populist" laws targeting Muslims. (Most well-known is ban on face covering...ironic given current practice of face-covering.) The latest fail?

MovieBob Productions

the_moviebob

People have asked what I mean when I say there's a "realignment" underway in how political factions define themselves, this is an illustration of (part of) it: Ostensibly Marxist-Populist outlets

Frank Graves

VoiceOfFranky

I am going to be presenting some new research at conference this week . It will show that an 'ordered/authoritarian " outlook was the strongest predictor of voting Conservative last

Kate

the_meat_lady

“Feeding the world” is a phrase we commonly employ in an argument, this week specifically I’ve seen it in relation to the Burger King sustainability statement. We use “feed the

Adrianne Russell

adriannerussell

Absolutely. They cost too much, churn out more people than the field can sustain, mire recipents in lifelong debt, encourage wage theft and labor abuses via unpaid internships, disenfranchise oppressed