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Ezra Klein
ezraklein
Democrats have a lot of good ideas to help people fast, and visibly. They have good ideas for deepening democracy, like the "For The People Act." But if they let
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Pavlina R Tcherneva
ptcherneva
Quick comments:Postwar "Keynesianism" prioritized govt support for private industry & dropped the direct govt employment efforts after the New Deal/WWII. This was a mistake. No direct job creation featured here
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mnolangray
"[I]if you canât go out to eat, why even live in the city?" And if you don't have a lot of nice consumption-amenities, the nudge for super productive people to
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Alexander
alexanderrusso
"There is no relationshipâvisually or statisticallyâbetween school districtsâ reopening decisions and their countyâs new COVID-19 cases per capita," notes @BrookingsInst's @JonValant, using @educationweek data. http:/
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Paul Krugman
paulkrugman
So John Lott and Peter Navarro say that there was massive voter fraud, and Trump actually won. I'm sure that Mary Rosh and Ron Vara agree 1/ For those who
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Apoorva Mandavilli
apoorva_nyc
NEW: All these months into the pandemic, we may have been testing the wrong way. Data from some state labs suggest up to 90% (!!) of people who get a
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Sam Denney
samddenney
I really enjoyed this from @JimGoldgeier & @BWJ777, and while I may not agree fully with its main take on the summit, I think it embodies the perspective that America
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Rachel Swarns
rachelswarns
This is America. A prominent black jazz musician is staying in a boutique hotel in SoHo. And a white woman accuses his young son of stealing her phone. Watch! (Her
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Greg Greene
ggreeneva
The reason Republican officials and elites hit the roof when government starts to focus on violent right-wing extremism keeps staring us in the face: all too many officials see militias
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Byron York
ByronYork
In last three impeachments, it has been common for Democrats, media, culturati to threaten Republicans with revenge and long-lasting recriminations. 1/6 In Bill Clinton impeachment, Princeton historian Sean Wilentz famously
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đ„ Kareem Carr đ„
kareem_carr
Many white males seek out math as a refuge from the complexities of society. So when I bring up the role of race in math culture, they see me as
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Timo
tperfitt
apple is finding out that the rules change when you become a dominant player. here is what other vendors do for me that apple doesn't:1. assign issues to a person
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David Leonhardt
DLeonhardt
There is an important difference between taking steps that *appear* to reduce the spread of Covid and taking steps that actually reduce the spread of Covid.A thread... Cal Berkeley has
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Pamela J. Hobart
amelapay
I'm glad that NYC hospitals have capacity again now because I just rolled my eyes so hard it gave me an aneurysm âOur cellphones donât work well in the Hamptons
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Emily Badger
emilymbadger
Nixon was successful fanning white suburban fears. Many reasons Trump likely wonât be:The suburbs are more diverse.Cities are safer.Threats to suburban exclusion are weaker.Trump just doesnât know how to be
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Ted McCormick
mccormick_ted
I wonder how useful the label âfirst generation academicâ is without considerable qualification.*Technically* it could apply to me. And I have had some share of impostor syndrome and general discomfort,
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