#Decline

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

In 2016, Trump ran for president on a swamp-draining platform of radical change. Did he deliver on his promises?https://trib.al/kmTFkSN There are fewer people working in manufacturing in the U.S. now

The Daily Edge

TheDailyEdge

#TrumpHasNoCredibility He said in February that America had the strongest economy in the history of the world. We found out in June that February was the very month the #TrumpRecession

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Two-thirds of Montreal boroughs reported no new #COVID cases on Tuesday, including former hot spots. Yet Quebec’s chief public health officer expressed concern people are taking things for granted.

Brad Stulberg

BStulberg

Unfortunate circumstances but good to see a much-needed discussion unfolding on performance and health.Can the two go together? Yes.Is there a perceived long term/short term trade-off? Yes.Is it real? No.Also:

Which Way, Western World?

trajan_decius

Met someone on a tangentially professional basis Interesting anecdotes My mind is blown More to come A good portion of German Mennonites are act in the way Boatsinker and A.

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Wasim_Wazir

In 1960s Afghanistan violated Pakistani sovereignty multiple times & in one instance even occupied few Pakistani villages. Pakistan in retaliation used PAF and made Afghan forces run from the area

Baruch Kogan

BaruchKogan

Something about the American decline that I haven't seen Yarvin address, but have seen in Luttwak on Roman strategy.There is a difference between force and power. You can use power

Josh Busby

busbyj2

I use international relations theories to try to understand why the global response to COVID-19 has been so poorhttps://twitter.com/E_IR/status/1254459749149675523 I start w structural theories & walk through how anarchy forces

Lyman Stone 石來民 🦬🦬🦬

lymanstoneky

If you believe the survival rate is 99.8%, then that implies you think that ***110%*** of people in New York have been infected.https://twitter.com/PoliticalSock/status/1321543846698897410 This is actually a nice chance to

Tory Gavito

torygavito

Two MSM headlines this week are calling out for a Thread. TL;DR: The shifting 2020 electoral map isn’t weird or an accident, it’s because of a fast-growing young and multiracial

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Happy #NationalBadgerDay everybody! And in pulp that can mean only one thing... Badger Books!It's a unique post-war British publisher with an amazing story. Let's take a look at it! #TuesdayThoughts

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec on Friday reported five more cases of the feared P.1 variant, including a single case for the first time in the Capitale-Nationale region. In this thread, I will

Alex Kaschuta

kaschuta

Three months of Twitter - a I've had this account for a while, but only started engaging with Twitter more frequently (read: maniacally) at the end of August. Here are

AnnElizabeth Konkel

AE_Konkel

Personal income and outlays release! July data shows gov’t transfers make a difference. Without them, income would be below its pre-COVID level. 1/ Looking at the two transfer programs that

Yung Catholic 🇻🇦🇨🇦🇻🇦

TheYungCatholic

On Google Maps looking at small Quebec towns. It's mind-blowing how every tiny village has a big, magnificent, glorious old Catholic church. And they'll all be gone soon if nothing

Hamish Clarke

SciAtTheLocal

THREAD It was a privilege to be able to make some modest contributions to the analyses by the @BushfireHub for the NSW Bushfire Inquiry. Here's a summary (full reports available