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Jonathan Urick
jonathanurick
Hot take: Courts might be able to review the legality of this impeachment, even under current political-question doctrine. Here’s why and how the issue might arise:https://twitter.com/jonahdispatch/status/1350838938727018497 Suppose Senat
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Aimée Morrison
digiwonk
The way my brain works: I'm like a slot machine, that pays jackpots every time. The only catch is that *someone* has to pull the handle, or *something* has to
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Evan J. Zimmerman
ejzim
The "remote" discussion mostly conflates two different aspects:(1) Where are your team members based?(2) Do you have an office?These questions are related, but not equivalent. Two examples.https://twitter.com/jeremysliew/status/13
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Joe Barnes
Barnes_Joe
1/ Some Brexit unrest on the EU side? Capitals are beginning to question whether the trade deal negotiated by Michel Barnier will be an acceptable compromise. One source asks: 'The
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Nicholas Cole
quilldir
Sn. Cruz argues that an electoral commission should be set up. The difficulty here is that the Constitution grants Congress the power to determine the Presidency only if the votes
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Father
LegendThePoet
Masculine people, I have a question that I know will piss our counterparts off and start mess via Twitter, but I have to ask because I wonder if anyone else
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stan
bothgoats
Pep Guardiola to Juventus:- How likely is it?- When would it happen?- Could it work?Thread below, any RTs appreciated: The first question is Pep’s availability:- His current contracts ends in
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HG
HiljaGebest
So why are some people unable to mount a good protective T-cell response? The key to this question might be a 10-year-old Danish study led by Carsten Geisler, head of
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Dr. Kira Thurman
kira_thurman
Hi gang! I'm not on twitter much right now, but because several of you have asked for my take on the question, "Was Beethoven Black?"Here's my answer as a scholar
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Avthar.com 🇿🇦🇺🇸
avthars
Reading for Meaning (A Thread)You were taught how to read aloud as a child, but you were probably never taught to read for meaning. Reading for meaning means reading things
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Jodie Schram
jodie_schram
I wonder how many NHS Trusts look into the most commonly asked interview questions, particularly for mid-level managers? Interviews are a test to see whether a candidate has the skills
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DCPetterson
dcpetterson
All the angst about recounts, or election lawsuits, or states appointing their own slate of electors, or SCOTUS overturning the election, or the Senate refusing to "certify" the results, or
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Benjamin Wittes
benjaminwittes
Ten thoughts on the situation: (1) The last line of defense of democracy is the hearts and minds of the citizenry. Where is your heart? Where is your mind? (2)
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cops aren't workers, no unions for cops 🌾
tyelland
one of the many ways journalism grinds people down: certain issues are 'political' in ways others are not (to editors, bosses). eg it's a-ok to support cdn foreign policy but
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Lux 🤷🏻♀️ Alptraum
LuxAlptraum
The problem with so many discussions about systemic oppression — racism, sexism, transphobia, ableism, etc — is that a lot of us want to reduce it to a question of
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Abigail Thorn
PhilosophyTube
In case anyone needs it, here's the system I used to come top of my year when I did my philosophy degree! 1/6 Do the Week 1 reading in Freshers'
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