#Exceptionalism

Paul Romer

paulmromer

It is strikiing how much of his reputation for journalistic integrity @DouthatNYT was willing to trade away for a chance to claim that Trump’s pandemic response was mediocre. 1/Nhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/05/opinion/sunday/covid-19-t

Adrian Yalland

AdrianYalland

I’ve not yet read the text of the new agreement between the UK and the EU, but from what has been discussed in the media, it seems for large parts

Sreemoy Talukdar

sreemoytalukdar

A thread on my latest piece on Biden administration where I argue that it will take more than some Ivy League appointments to restore America's global leadership. (caution: long thread)

Katie Stewart

Katie_L_Stewart

A thread: I'll be discussing this with my Comparative Politics students, but wanted to share on here as well. Statements like "we look like a third world country" or "this

Dr. Peniel E. Joseph

PenielJoseph

America’s Third Reconstruction also parallels and echoes the Second. We usually consider the years between 1954 and 1968 as the Civil Rights Movement’s (CRM) Heroic Period. Or at least I

DING DONG THE RUSH IS DEAD

tonygoldmark

Okay...right-wingers?Y'wanna know the real reason why the left can't be "civil" with you anymore?Like, the one BIG, all-encompassing reason, when you boil everything ALL the way down to its essence?It's

Granite

oneminutecall

“Time is a flat circle,” Rust Cohle famously opined. I’ve always taken that as another form of the biblical proclamation that there’s nothing new under the sun. I think about

Ángel Alcalde

Angel_Alcalde_

1.Important twitter debates these days regarding “fascism” and its potential use for current political developments. Check tweets by @FinchelsteinF @DavidAvromBell @Notorious_RSG @adam_tooze @samuelmoyn @ruthbenghiat !Some reflections..

Rev. Phil Woodson

phil_woodson

How @springsteen and @Jeep created a #SuperBowl advertisement that exalts & perpetuates white christian nationalism. And maybe more later on how this horrific use of religious and patriotic iconography

Shadi Hamid

shadihamid

Something about the U.S. response to COVID has been bothering me, and it goes well beyond the president's own failures. In this new essay, I explore how anti-Trump narratives misled

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

The 90's called and it would like it's sneering depictions of "pathetic right wing rubes" back. I know it makes a certain segment of the educated classes (of which I'm

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/14 COVID Epidemiology thread for the week, bottom line up front:The tide is turning but is still very high. Decreasing positivity rates in many areas, but still very high. Will

Kim A. Wagner

KimAtiWagner

My initial reaction to @SimonClarkeMP's inane take on British history was despondency, but my students convinced me it's worth engaging - so here is a thread, since this really is

Max Blumenthal

MaxBlumenthal

I just read @RichardMNephew's "The Art of Sanctions." Nephew, ex-Obama State Dept sanctions coordinator, clinically & chillingly details how pain is the essence of the US global sanctions regime. Unfortunately,

DARREL NAY #QAnon ⭐️⭐⭐️ 🐼🐼🐼🐼🐼#410

freenaynow

@POTUS has an interesting speaking style right ?It's fascinating really.I heard a guy from the @Heritage Foundationdescribe the President's speaking style as elliptical.The guy is a genius and this style

Benjamin Park

BenjaminEPark

Though I've slacked off lately, I really loved doing #ReviewThreads this year, where I highlight and digest new books in a series of tweets.So here are my tweet reviews of

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