#Policy

Matt Whittaker

MattWhittakerPB

New @ProBonoEcon report on the progress made on paid and unpaid gender work gaps over the last half century - and on the work still to be done. 1/ Highlights

Kim Nelson For Congress

KimforSC

This is going to be a really long response because none of this happened overnight. It’s the result of centuries’ worth of racist and classist policies meeting with a pandemic.

Ruth Patrick

ruthpatrick0

In early work to document #covidrealities, parents & carers shared their experiences of life on a low income during the pandemic; keeping diaries & responding to themed questions. We share

Jake Tapper

jaketapper

So what just happened and why?Among those skeptical there’s enough data to justify emergency authorization of plasma for COVID-19: Dr. Francis Collins of National Institutes of Health; Dr. Tony Fauci

Emily

thtbourgeoisgrl

What your favorite political podcast says about you: a thread (note: this is entire based on my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect reality) @UpFirst -you're a busy guy

Neil Murphy

NeilMurphy1978

This “agglomeration economies haven’t worked for ordinary people so let’s oppose them” argument is distressing and wrong. (1/)https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1305390455790751744 First, let’s deal with the straw man: the idea t

John Vassiliou

john_vassiliou1

Last week I wrote about Home Office's updated "good character" policy for naturalisation, which asked caseworkers' to check if European applicants who were students or self-sufficient in the past 10

GM Poverty Action

GMPovertyAction

What can Greater Manchester learn from approaches to social security policy in the devolved nations? Take a look at the four short essays GMPA has published today in partnership with

Pragmatic Progressive

Progress4uandme

I've heard prominent progressives mention they don't want to vote for #Biden2020 because of him not having a single policy #Bernie2020 would believe in. However, I wanted to provide a

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FreeTradeBryan

Pres. Truman on trade. Relevant to the central planners in the Trump admin: "Everything that comes into a country can be kept within limits determined by a central plan. This

Arien Malec

amalec

1/Yes! Surveillance is in the policy discussion. Now we need to do it. & it's not as bad as the article suggests -- much of the infrastructure is there. It

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blumpfhaterbull

ive always maintained that it was never bernie's israeli settlement policy that would lead to any change on the ground palestine. his position on distancing the US from the gulf

Jennifer N. Victor

jennifernvictor

It’s not fear, loyalty, or undue duress that binds Republicans to Trump. The majority of Republicans—elites and voters—identify with Trump’s brand: You’re being held back by government interventions intended to

CGRS

CGRShastings

We're calling on Attorney General Garland to end cruel Trump-era policies that have made it extremely difficult for refugee women and families to find safety in the U.S.With one simple

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is a stunning quoteit's from the CDC pre-pandemic planning guidance for use of non-pharmaceutical interventionthey flat out KNEW that lockdowns have rapidly declining effect once infection rates hit 1%they

Tom Moore, Nuclear-Capable Wonk

PaperMissiles

Pursuant to 22USC2593a NLT April 15 of each year the President via the Secretary of State to whom the report is delegated shall submit to Congress the Annual Report on