#Policy

Mike Wallis

mikewallis11

Reading this has been on my to-do list for a couple of weeks, given there is a non-zero chance this will happen. Will give some thoughts once I've actually read

Mike Stopforth

mikestopforth

I feel stupid, and embarrassed.I grew up, like many white South Africans my age, politically apathetic (and illiterate). I voted with my parents. As I grew more politically aware, intentionality

Official PDP Nigeria

OfficialPDPNig

PDP To Buhari: Call Oshiomhole to Order!The @OfficialPDPNig National Campaign Council (PDPNCC) for Edo Governorship Election says the declaration by the @OfficialAPCNg candidate, Osagie Ize-Iyamu, that he will follow the

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

THREADAlmost everyone who supported Tulsi Gabbard opposes @realDonaldTrump.That's because these people are crippled by confirmation bias.I want to show you what this despicable woman actually stood for.https://nationalinterest.org/featu

Lawrence Glickman

LarryGlickman

It occurs to me that the last few Coronavirus months have been a grand natural experiment in "planning" versus "spontaneous order."And, it seems reasonable to conclude, that, thus far, "spontaneous

Malik Khurram Khan Dehwar

KhurramDehwar

In "Ideal Illusions" James Peck writes how foreign policy obj r achieved via INGOS.US&Indian convergence on policy to undermine #CPEC has allowed room for an unannounced #HybridWar against Pakistan.Let’s take

Jellenne 🇺🇸🌵🌞

jellen805

Sandra Smith is losing her mind arguing with Dr Scott Atlas from Stanford as he's spitting facts at her about kids going back to school. But, but, but Dr Fauci...are

Wokal Distance

wokal_distance

1/The question I get asked most is "what can we actually DO about wokeness?" People don't want to get beaten up by antifa, or lose their livelihood to cancel culture.

Political Philosophy Podcast

PolPhilPod

A scathing assessment of Corbyn from @IanDunt I've *tried* to be a bit more optimistic about Corbyn, but I largly agree with the main points here. A few thoughts on

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

Here's a wee thread about Gerald L.K. Smith (an apostle of "Christian Nationalism" and a key figure in the founding of the America First Party in the 1940s) inspired by

Justin Sandefur

JustinSandefur

NEW for WB/IMF annual meetingsIs the World Bank’s COVID Response Big Enough, Fast Enough? We scraped >1/2 million transactions from the Bank's website to judge.Blog: https://www.cgdev.org/blog/new-data-show-world-banks-covid-respon

Julia Belluz

juliaoftoronto

Before #COVID19, the thinking in global health was that travel measures carried harms for little benefit. Then the pandemic happened and turned that upside down. Why? I took a look

red

thomas_k_r

It’s my birthday so I’d like to celebrate it with you by saying 1) Stop letting the news convince you that civil rights protestors breaking windows and highly-organised, state sanctioned

Jayanth P

Jayanth_TNIE

#COVID19 curve in #AndhraPradesh is showing flattening tendency. There are more recoveries than the no. of active cases. The active cases graph is also downwards. Our #containment strategy is working.

ProPublica

propublica

The Federal Reserve got praise for what it did to stabilize the economy during the pandemic. But journalists @Cezary and Allan Sloan revealed an unintended consequence of its actions: The

Shannon Young

SYoungReports

Sometimes this pandemic - and the way it's handled here - puts me deep in my thoughts about past crises I've witnessed and covered in Mexico. Not so much a