#Austerity

Sam Freedman

Samfr

Right time for predictions for 2021. I do this every January 1st and last year’s were pretty much all correct. So it’s all downhill from here but I’ll do my

Hannah Alpert-Abrams 🤖✊

hralperta

Okay, the neighbor's pig & I have recovered from that workshop, so let me tell you about the future of higher education after covid as I envision it. https://twitter.com/hralperta/status/1336753764766773249 First,

Oliver Clay

OliverClayRWWN

EXCLUSIVE. Cheshire's police and crime commissioner (PCC) David Keane has said the war on drugs is "not working" as he called for a national policy review.In a frank statement citing

ScottishPanda

PandaScottish

[thread] There is a common refrainWhat would Labour have done differently / better (or any party for that matter) in managing coronavirusNow first I approve of the questionBecause it admits

Sam Bell

SamuelWBell

PREDICTION: Catastrophic sky-is-falling budget projections for the next fiscal year based on wildly unrealistically pessimistic assumptions will be just as wrong as they were for this fiscal year.https://www.wpri.com/news/politics-governmen

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

The absence of state aid is a huge problem, because state and local governments, unlike the federal gov, are required to balance their budgets. But why? Important question 1/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/17/business/stimulus-state-local-a

Chenjerai Kumanyika

catchatweetdown

Let me say this. The concept of "listening" as applied to the leaders of large organizations and their workers is one of the most misunderstood and depoliticizing concepts out here

Mark Brown

MarkOneinFour

This makes me think about how 'end of history' the war on benefits claimants stuff from 2007 or so onward feels. The idea that everything was going so well that

Benali Hamdache

greenbenali

So we’re having that very regular @TheGreenParty debate as to whether we’re a left wing party or not. Hold on I have thoughts (1/?) Right. So we’re talking about the

Kestral

LaCrecerelle

So I wanted to share my experience of going into hospital for a routine test earlier this week, in an effort to keep the conversation around #TransHealthcare within the NHS

Rob, who writes things.

retroremakes

I've been banging this drum for years now so do excuse Round 5,796,877 of it but the issue of smaller games only finding a relatively small audience is one the

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

Brexit was sold on an implicit (and occasionally explicit) promise: that it was a solution to a problem. The root problem was inequality and the destitution that resulted from austerity.

DREW DANIEL

DDDrewDaniel

If you want to understand why boomer accusations of millenial "entitlement" are so enraging, take a look at this chart. (if it was just a matter of investments rising in

Meyer Foundation

MeyerFoundation

[Staff Opinion] Organizers, advocates, and the philanthropies that aim to support them are faced with difficult choices when the needs and injustices around us are so many, so deep, and

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

"Let's get going" and Brexit's message drift /1 Brexit was sold on an implicit (and occasionally explicit) promise: that it was a solution to a problem. The root problem was

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

threadWE HAVE A PROBLEM1. I've tweeted about this before & there's a problem with no viable solution at the moment. Whatever your views on Brexit, I'm sure we can all

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