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Excited about my @BrookingsInst colleague @davidmwessel's forthcoming book on opportunity zones. Hope he'll come on @inlieuoffunshow to discuss it. Cool video teaser for the project: https://t.co/T5a3TytfO2
This tiny frog, nominated by @Shannonedrie, is today's #BeastOfTheDay. https://t.co/WvfwU5zYX2
A Twitter interview @scottjshapiro focusing on the really important questions.
(1) Who is your favorite of the Internationalists? https://t.co/kq4piFRe7u
Every now and then I see a tweet I wish I had written. Usually it’s by @scottjshapiro or @page88. This one is by God. https://t.co/l9n51b91Gq
The juvenile striped eel catfish, nominated by @nitramanah, is today's #BeastOfTheDay. https://t.co/VVaZO2sRYA
Waiting for @SarahLongwell25’s next new podcast: “A Secret French Focus Group on the Next Level”… 🤣🤣🤣💙💙💙
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@ret_cw3 @Timodc @JVLast @SykesCharlie @benjaminwittes @JimSwiftDC @SonnyBunch Do you…do you think I have a problem.
Pet peeve: people using lol when they did not, in fact, laugh out loud. It’s like saying “gag me with a spoon” when there is no actual spoon shoved down your throat.
RT @ret_cw3: Waiting for @SarahLongwell25’s next new podcast: “A Secret French Focus Group on the Next Level”… 🤣🤣🤣💙💙💙
cc: @Timodc @JV…
Are public schools meeting the needs of Latinx students?
This @BrookingsInst report examines how Latinx students are faring in Clark County, NV and recommends some ways to improve educational outcomes in Nevada and beyond. #HispanicHeritageMonth https://t.co/J6KmlxHzca
The disproportionately high compliance costs faced by small businesses can put them at a disadvantage to their larger competitors. How should the Biden administration address the issue? https://t.co/1Kn0Isp9Yp
After languishing for decades behind carbon dioxide as a priority in the fight against climate change, methane appears to be enjoying its 15 minutes of fame—with even more notoriety likely on the horizon. https://t.co/QcxRREGXgJ
Out of the 33 @OECD member nations, the U.S. ranked 30th in public spending on families and children in 2017. https://t.co/eo28ZfxZO8
RT @mollyereynolds: A reminder that reconciliation as the way to tackle a single issue is largely a post-2000 development, with some except…
“The primary problem for the Biden administration in dealing with Russia is rooted in the domestic politics of the United States and Russia rather than their foreign policies,” writes Fiona Hill in @ForeignAffairs. https://t.co/VSc6OA9fo3
RT @davidmwessel: How worried should we be if Congress balks at raising the debt ceiling? (Spoiler: It'll probably be bad, but there is a l…
RT @WendyEdelberg: On the debt ceiling:@lsheiner and I wrote a blog 👇describing the negative--and completely avoidable--effects we could se…
Tax-time voter registration is almost unique in the potential reach it affords; more than 150 million households file their income taxes every year and 99.5% of the U.S. population appears on at least one federal tax document every year. https://t.co/9pGlvdWxDU
RT @BSangafowaCoul: Interested in learning more about how poverty and inequality are related? My colleagues in the Brookings Center for Sus…
“Rural areas account for over 70% of our nation’s land. Rather than trying to pigeonhole them into an antiquated framework, our policies must value the diversity that is both their present and future,” write @82_Streetcar and @hannamlove write. https://t.co/PihhHTbrhQ
“Increased attention to Chinese data fusion practices—and its supporting companies—would allow U.S. policy to target China’s surveillance state at a core level, rather than only facial and voice recognition elements that feed into fusion architectures.” https://t.co/s0heSskgoL
“It is urgent that our country invest in high-quality care, family leave, and universal pre-K not only because it helps children thrive in high-quality early environments, but because it enables parents to enter the workforce.” https://t.co/eo28ZfxZO8
China is working to join the CPTPP, the world’s most important Asian trade deal. The move presents the U.S. with an enormous set of economic and diplomatic challenges. https://t.co/ZVDNGdMdWN
“Even in a best-case scenario where the impasse is short lived, the economy is likely to suffer sustained—and completely avoidable—damage, particularly given the challenges that COVID-19 poses to the health of the economy.” https://t.co/DJtdoV3vk8
COVID-19 hit in a world where inequality was already pervasive and socioeconomic mobility was not improving. An uneven recovery brings significant risks. https://t.co/pnvWz2GqCP
RT @BrookingsEcon: "The extent of the economic costs of the debt limit binding, while assuredly negative, are enormously uncertain."
New…
Although the aggregate statistics suggest that decades of efforts to normalize girls’ education are paying off, when you zoom in on adolescent girls, a more somber story emerges. https://t.co/axBYkowFCZ
RT @BrookingsEcon: #OpportunityZones were sold as a way to induce the wealthy to put money into poor neighborhoods, but has that really hap…
“Republicans focus on China and critical race theory and avoid any mention of Trump, even as the party works to fix the next election in his favor. The left hand professes to know nothing of what the right hand is doing,” writes Robert Kagan. https://t.co/BWLyYAEHKo
USMCA has the potential to deliver a more competitive, sustainable, and inclusive North American economy. @JoshuaPMeltzer shares a roadmap for success. https://t.co/UJOXY7AClK
RT @BrookingsInst: How does Washington really work and why do the rich keep getting richer? @davidmwessel explains in his new book, Only th…
RT @bindersab: 1/ Obvious solution (obvious to me, who does not have to wrangle 50 Senate Democratic votes...) to the political hurdles of…
Higher education is suffering from low graduation rates, high student debt, and stagnant inequality for racial minorities—crises that enrollment algorithms may be making worse. https://t.co/22i5UCTWpL
“Not only do fewer scholars see hope for a two-state outcome in Israel and the Palestinian territories, but 80 percent now say its absence would likely assure that Israel would become an apartheid-like regime.” https://t.co/XqifW0MHaj
In the United States, roughly 1.2 million more children were living in poverty in 2020 when compared to 2019. https://t.co/QckESHqPdU
Attn students:
The word for passing statutory taxes onto other parties is called “tax incidence.”
Not absurd.
Perhaps unfortunate.
Definitely happens (hint: elasticities matter.)
Understanding potential unintended consequences of a policy is key to good policy making. https://t.co/JhCsUh9X5y
"Lawfare Live: Meng Wanzhou’s Deal with the Department of Justice," the latest from Bryce Klehm: https://t.co/KtBbHUJRZr
"The Cyberlaw Podcast: AI Dystopia: Only the Elite Will Escape the Algorithm," the latest from Stewart Baker: https://t.co/E3Z6OPiBPq
"CFIUS, Team Telecom and China," the latest from Adam Chan: https://t.co/46qnhd5YnF
"Livestream: Hearing on the End of the U.S. Military Mission in Afghanistan," the latest from Rohini Kurup: https://t.co/Lpscia5orW
"Modern Day General Warrants and the Challenge of Protecting Third-Party Privacy Rights in Mass, Suspicionless Sear...," the latest from Jennifer Lynch: https://t.co/5kEouBzv85
Germany held elections over the weekend to see who will succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor. On today’s Lawfare Podcast, @jacob_r_schulz talked with @ConStelz and @Yascha_Mounk to break down the results.
https://t.co/jYuKs3l8se
RA jobs in Economic Studies at Brookings posted for jobs beginning spring/summer 2022 — including two at the Hutchins Center on Fiscal & Monetary Policy @BrookingsEcon . Apply here: https://t.co/DKDwJUpBfK #EconTwitter #EconBrew @sadiecollective
@NeilLewisJr Perhaps journals should first look at diversifying the range of topics they cover and authors they publish.
How worried should we be if Congress balks at raising the debt ceiling? (Spoiler: It'll probably be bad, but there is a lot of uncertainty.) https://t.co/6LYf3BoJFf via @BrookingsEcon 's @lsheiner @WendyEdelberg
Yeah, that's not right. There's definitely a cost to using resources. That's definitely true even if you raise enough offsetting revenues that debt doesn't rise. https://t.co/xBaNe5Rvpp
If Elizabeth Warren thinks that that Jay Powell's Fed hasn't had to confront (and avoid!) potential financial (and other!) crises, I'm not sure where she's been the past year-and-a-half. https://t.co/dLItkE5KpN
@nicholas_bagley Wait, is he the brother of Invisible Hand?
cc @JustinWolfers
@JustinWolfers you'll also appreciate the book!
https://t.co/24rVG50ovM
Betsey's got a new report out about how the pandemic and the ensuing recession have reshaped the contours of work and family life, and the specific impact on women. Here's her intro thread, but read then read the whole report. https://t.co/hQdkDzDeEs
At least the coronavirus has a lot of freedoms in Florida: The right to enter any government building, private business, school, or cruise ship. No discriminating against deadly viruses or other restrictions on the freedom of microbes in Florida.
Right now freedom from covid seems like a pretty vital freedom and on that score Florida is less free than both China and Australia. https://t.co/g0v4D8cBh6
I remember how deeply affecting I found the 2013 NYT story about Dasani, an 11-year old Brooklyn girl who was experiencing homelessness. This update tells the story of her last nine years and wow it's worth reading.
https://t.co/p87liRjBht
@MikkoPackalen Pretty sure I was making a point about causal inference.
Yeah, but when evaluating policies what really matters is where the numbers are *relative to the counterfactual*.
If you don't specify a counterfactual, you're not saying anything about the effects of school re-opening. https://t.co/CqSs921a0A
At last, the (surprising) truth about deaths during 2020. ”For females, the suicide rate was the *lowest* since 2013, for males the lowest since 2016" Total 2020 deaths (including from COVID) 161,300; down 8,000 from 2019: https://t.co/FiscTgsE5b @ABSStats #covid #auspol #ausecon https://t.co/zW59cwWWfN

My vaxxed parents in Florida, who rarely feel comfortable enough to leave their house, would absolutely agree. https://t.co/Pa1SdiwMJ7
@mattyglesias @carney Start here, scroll down.
https://t.co/6mnNQCsrX8
El Salvador, one of the most dangerous countries in the world, saw its murders drop to a historic low in 2020. Did they not have any COVID-19? I read an article every day suggesting murder is a side-effect of COVID-19. https://t.co/eHnJfhvmqj
I tweeted this like seven times yesterday, but the post-2012 switch of Democratic Party rhetoric on racial issues has been associated with them doing *worse* with Black and Latin voters rather than better.
If the trend were in the other direction, I'd feel better about it. https://t.co/9aE2VvIvQT
Obviously Democrats' *level* of support from non-college Hispanic voters remains much higher than with non-college whites, and African-American support is higher still, but less educated voters of all kinds are shifting right in today's cultural politics.
With a female prime minister appointed by a dictatorial president, Tunisia could easily become another case of liberalism and democracy conflicting.
@ZaidJilani @shadihamid @dmarusic Yes. Material-wise it has, although at the cost of a huge non-material loss (which he can't see, given his ideological obsession) and a fairly large tail risk that might just doom all of us.
Reading an old novel, I am struck again by the complete disappearance of the "absent-minded, eccentric professor" trope from our culture. Now every "scientist" looks and talks like a smooth lawyer. Wat means?
So is life basically just blindly having experiences in the blink of an eye, endlessly ruminating on past experiences, and worrying about future experiences
How do we walk back from the edge of our existential politics?
@shadihamid offers his take on politics since 2016, and why it's so difficult to engage civilly in politics if your basic view is that those who disagree with you are beyond he pale: https://t.co/Y4wSw7e1UZ. https://t.co/6eDAdDtxM3

Survey of 78% of incoming class of 2025 at Harvard via @thecrimson reveals, as usual, many fascinating details. The lack of political diversity remains striking, and has increased in past 5 years. https://t.co/R2QTAgFUO9 https://t.co/zYfiMqsQAc

This seems like a reasonable middle ground https://t.co/Iqe6GvXSJH
It's both intriguing and tragic that no political faction in the West has anything like a coherent and generative vision for the future.
The first time in my life that there isn't at least a pretense of some future vision, even if only as a foil to some ideological adversary.
SCOOP from @mazmhussain in the latest tale of academic freedom, Israel, anti-Semitism smears, and the Real Cancel Culture.™
An Israeli diplomat pressured UNC to remove teacher who criticized Israel https://t.co/e9QtBnr21L
@shadihamid @landemore On the other hand, most people (and employers) hate jury duty and do whatever they legally can to get out of it. I like the idea, but it would need a lot of ironing out.
Actually no, you don't. You literally do not believe in freedom of speech. https://t.co/ybQuxfNBsT

What If Trigger Warnings Don’t Work? New psychological research suggests that trigger warnings do not reduce negative reactions to disturbing material—and may even increase them.
Late to the party, but better late than never.
https://t.co/Nj9Vh0e3kE
RT @shadihamid: My latest @WCrowdsLive essay on why the founders didn't believe in democracy and what to do about it
Is it time to get mor…
@ZaidJilani @pegobry @dmarusic Well, one metric in the latter bucket that could be assessed empirically is belief in God. So if someone believes that believing in God is an important "metric," then the world's gotten worse there too
@pegobry @ZaidJilani @dmarusic On evaluative metrics, the world has gotten better: less interstate war, much higher life expectancy. Less people living under dictatorship. When it comes to human happiness, community, and finding meaning and belonging, I suspect the world's gotten worse
@ZaidJilani @dmarusic Damir doesn't believe in progress. Speaking of which, it would be fun to see you guys debate that
@dmarusic Let's have him on the podcast and hash it out?
RT @landemore: Great thread @shadihamid. Thank you for giving greater visibility to #sortition as an alternative to elections. We need to g…
@dhanuraashi we have rule by elites who are idiots, which tends to be this sort of thing works
Considering that everyone hates elites, including elites, it's surprising that democracy by lottery hasn't gotten more attention. Obviously, there are big practical challenges, but moving away from rule by elites is a good starting premise
https://t.co/DBOK99qU5g
Recently, I read the Belgian historian David Van Reybrouk's "Against Elections," which I would also strongly recommend
Lottery selection is more democratic than elections because it reduces the gap between rulers and the ruled
https://t.co/DBOK99qU5g https://t.co/aGUS0F9G6G

@Roderikrolf @WCrowdsLive oops thanks for catching that!
How does democracy by selection work? Basically, what you're doing is choosing representatives through a lottery system, similar to jury duty. As @landemore argues, juries generally perform admirably and take their task quite seriously
My first real exposure to sortition as an organizing principle was Yale professor @landemore's work, which I would strongly recommend reading about here: https://t.co/bTrZx9IDTu
More than 200 years later, although we are now a democracy, we still haven't escaped the legacy of the founders
What would it look like, though, to flirt not with "direct democracy" but democracy by random selection or what's sometimes called "sortition"?
It's always striking to me to go back and look at what Madison and Adams actually said about democracy. They could be quite eloquent in their disdain. There were few things they feared more than the man on the street. Instead, they supported rule by elites https://t.co/mNIlN2DIjY

My latest @WCrowdsLive essay on why the founders didn't believe in democracy and what to do about it
Is it time to get more radical in countering their anti-democratic bias? Short answer: yes.
[Thread]
https://t.co/DBOK99qU5g
@tmbejan yes! we need to do this. do you have a new book/ essay/ or argument that you want to try out on us?
RT @elgindy_: Now is a good time to repost this piece by Nathan Brown on the completely fabricated “controversy” over Palestinian textbooks…
RT @talhanak: where time does not exist https://t.co/zXkJwjEtjr

I honestly don't understand the thinking behind this. Doesn't Twitter understand that when you say "experts say," it undermines whatever the claim is for the very people you're trying to persuade. Like, it's the worst possible thing you could say about anything https://t.co/XsezsjsSEb

Oasis weren't the best band of the 1990s (that honor would go to Stereolab) but they were the greatest band of the 1990s https://t.co/hKcCFKUQ5h
RT @wesyang: The movement ceases to be “liberalism”, which has always seen progress as being predicated on the advance of science and reas…
@antoniogm to be fair, I suspect people didn't even read the entire essay, because it's right there in the end. The last few paragraphs of the essay predict much of what was to come
RT @MatthewSitman: Look at what they bury at the bottom of this, as opposed to the inflammatory headline: "More than 99 percent of the syst…
Reviewing a book chapter and it seems that I referred to the European Union as "the Union." Probably should change that up.
RT @samhaselby: One of the peculiar qualities of America's meritocratic elite is the common claim of being both brahmins and subalterns. So…
RT @glcarlstrom: There's an anecdote in here about American soybean lobbyists getting paid to convince Afghan farmers to grow a crop that r…
@shadihamid Indeed. You might also be interested in this @OECDgov report on the #delibwave with 300 examples https://t.co/n4oepSFxNw. In Nov we’ll be releasing a database update with 100+ additional cases, as well as a paper with 8 ways to institutionalise deliberative democracy.
Thrilled to be chairing this panel on the "Democratize" principle during @GlobalForumDW on #DemocratizingWork with brilliant speakers @OlufemiOTaiwo @lexpaulson @ClaudiaChwalisz & Jane Mansbridge.
5 Oct 9:00-10:15 EST/3:00-4:15 CET
Registration is free: https://t.co/yFFNwWOoQq https://t.co/BA3JYwPBSn

Invented in ancient Athens, some 2500 years ago. https://t.co/Hu3ZMqKo9b
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@BradMossEsq @swin24 because i certainly would never have okayed a headline like that
That's 13 RBIs in ... 4 games? 5? @MarlowNYC @attackerman
The most wonderful time of the year https://t.co/bHELtVEMkI
There's a secret, unpublished David Bowie album, and you're finally going to get to hear it!
https://t.co/hUQaKtB6bS
Very well deserved! Congratulations to Rukmini and @Pratham_India - for decades of excellent work on India’s school education. https://t.co/0MOUoNmR7d
@GamerGirlRights One day before the committee hearings??? WHOMST COULD HAVE GUESSED
So anyway if this is legit, I guess FB *does* have the power to flick the switch on the right-wing disinfo machine whenever it pleases! 🙃
Dave Grohl... almost joined GWAR?!?! https://t.co/psyKzsjEs7
LeBron James Says He Got COVID Vaccine, But Won't Urge Others To Do Same https://t.co/rcVzq6auC4 via @TMZ
RT @rodrigotorrejon: The world was robbed of the ultimate supergroup.
.@jhaycortez just released one of the very best albums of the year. Check out his interview with @jooleesah ... https://t.co/dRNkYfwp4H
Toadstool Dicks and Soothing Show Tunes: New Book Details More Trump White House Insanity https://t.co/FwDlN4pGRc
Join us TOMORROW for our webcast event "Resilience After Recession"
Essays: @TrevonDLogan @bl_hardy @BetseyStevenson
Panelists: @SpeakerRyan @ParrottCBPP @mlholder999 @hshierholz @djheakin @davidautor
Moderators: @byHeatherLong @WendyEdelberg
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If Treasury is handing them out, I'll take one! https://t.co/ILKa4Q7G8K
"Fully realizing the potential health and wealth benefits of new technology requires a better solution to the digital payment divide than currently exists." - @Aarondklein ⬇️
https://t.co/e6TXx4PAY4
“Any green spending plan intending to create green jobs should include funds for job training to ensure a smooth transition into green jobs for displaced workers in fossil fuel and energy intensive sectors.”
Read the full #BPEA paper here: https://t.co/nLBtcW73TC
#OpportunityZones were sold as a way to induce the wealthy to put money into poor neighborhoods, but has that really happened in practice?
Watch a preview of findings from @davidmwessel's new book 👇
And join us for an event next week 👉 https://t.co/wc3sVcbu47 https://t.co/gOSMTTpI2S

"The extent of the economic costs of the debt limit binding, while assuredly negative, are enormously uncertain."
New #DebtLimit analysis from @WendyEdelberg of @hamiltonproj & @lsheiner of @BrookingsInst ⬇️ https://t.co/CIsmtTY7lw
The social cost of carbon is a metric that informs billions of dollars of policy and investment decisions in the US and abroad. A new #BPEA paper looks at models, estimates, and accounting to make it more accurate. https://t.co/jAjrDPWyyE
RT @davidmwessel: How worried should we be if Congress balks at raising the debt ceiling? (Spoiler: It'll probably be bad, but there is a l…
#Crypto & other emerging techs will affect major industries, from #fintech to manufacturing & beyond - what role should regulators play in this shift?
Join us for a lunchtime discussion this Thursday - submit your Qs w/ #FutureTechAlvarez
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RT @davidmwessel: RA jobs in Economic Studies at Brookings posted for jobs beginning spring/summer 2022 — including two at the Hutchins Cen…
The external wealth of nations database contains information on external financial assets & liabilities for more than 200 countries stretching back to 1970.
Explore the data: https://t.co/vWeSrW2LI3
Read analysis by Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti ⬇️ https://t.co/kKQRdNpMYd
RT @hamiltonproj: Join us TOMORROW for our webcast event "Resilience After Recession"
Essays: @TrevonDLogan @bl_hardy @BetseyStevenson
Pan…
Worth re-reading Phil Wallach’s 2015 paper on what he thinks Treasury could legally do if Congress fails to lift the debt ceiling @PhilipWallach https://t.co/PSzejlvha8
RT @NickTimiraos: Powell is asked if the inflation we're seeing is broader and more structural than earlier in the year.
"Yes, I think it'…
RT @NickTimiraos: Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) opens Tuesday's hearing with Yellen and Powell by criticizing Powell for saying the economy has…
RT @WSJCentralBanks: The Case-Shiller index, which measures average home prices in major metropolitan areas across the nation, rose 19.7% i…
Reuters’ Allesssandra Galloni interviews Powell, Lagarde, Bailey and Kuroda at ECB (vitual) Sintra conference. 11:45 AM EDT Sept 29 https://t.co/Q71ZPqTkF5 Livestream'd
The debt limit: What if…
We ask market veterans what could happen if Congress DOESN'T raise the debt limit before the Treasury runs out of cash. Oct 5. 1 PM EDT https://t.co/ubiHQgQQ8k via @BrookingsInst Hutchins Center https://t.co/NrCMovyHIO

Yellen: "We now estimate that Treasury is likely to exhaust its extraordinary measures if Congress has not acted to raise or suspend the debt limit by October 18. “ https://t.co/4ytKFrPw1F
RT @ConStelz: New @spdbt parliamentary group—says one of its new legislators—has 206 members, over 50% freshmen, 67 under 40, 33 with immig…
Are debt ceiling jitters already pushing up yields on shortest-term US Treasuries? @WSJ says yes. https://t.co/ku8fuv5ZU7
We're attending this @BrookingsInst event next week that will highlight the latest thinking on #OpportunityZones, featuring @davidmwessel whose upcoming book "Only the Rich Can Play" is focused on OZ. https://t.co/rI0QwntXH2
This was the point I was making early on: That Milley was saying he can't approve orders, but he wanted to know about them. A fine but important distinction. https://t.co/ajYiI3FVaz
BREAKING: A public relations spokesperson for Governor DeSantis knows nothing about China, and — fittingly for a DeSantis staffer — has chosen her hill to die on. https://t.co/4gVsiLyvLZ
1) This is great and 2) American readers could sub “Washington” in for “Delhi” at any number of points and it would be as true (and I say this as someone who lives and works in DC) https://t.co/clPGOnBudU
How are we not talking more about the fact that 2,000 people are dying here every. single. day. ☹️ https://t.co/x6YuNkagEw
The French ambassador is not telling India anything it does not know already, but interesting to see it now seems to be French policy to openly fuel friction between Aus, US and their partners. https://t.co/YTEFme7u7o
@dhume @tanvi_madan True, on that there’s consensus. But equally US is not offering India a treaty alliance nor is it likely to, making it a moot point.
In fact, NATO, US-Japan, and US-Australia partnership would likely not have been mutual defense treaty alliances if created from scratch today.
@EBHarrington Many thanks, Brooke. You helped me to do it…
Great conversation with Diane Rehm https://t.co/WsJzcGqmFj
I have discovered "mute this conversation" and it is awesome.
A Banasthali University graduate is the first IAF woman pilot to fly jet fighters. Proud moment for all of us as our family has been supporting Banasthali for many years. (For those who may not know, Banasthali is a college for underprivileged girls.) https://t.co/f9L4OfD1sh

@d_jaishankar @dhume Beyond Dhruva's point re US POV, I'm not sure India ever systematically debated whether alliances made one more secure -- and I think that was because "strategic autonomy/no alliances" was an objective in & of itself since the beginning (along w/ security, prosperity etc)
@d_jaishankar @dhume From my TWQ piece: "The most recent formal commitments made have involved NATO expansion, and the last new bilateral alliance was signed in 1955."
1970s is when they dissolved but Ike had already started tiring of alliances by his second term. It's what opened up space for India
I understand some of the questions commentators in India have w/r/t AUKUS.
1 concern I don't understand: "dilutes Quad" -- esp coming from those who never liked the Quad.
Plus, level of Quad's security focus is linked to *India's* preferences...Delhi been key in setting pace
@dhume It's relative--some wld argue allies more likely to get help & defense tech/goodies (also that being in an alliance cld deter adversary).
Regardless that's why convergence of interests so important. US in 62, Sovs in 71 helped IND w/o alliance (tho some say 71 treaty came close)
I bought that Mass State Trooper story. Lesson learned, and will take this advice from @juliettekayyem to heart. https://t.co/Mo6SI5PBgh
Fair point. But I come to opposite conclusion: EU will always fail at emulating US hard power and AUKUS is ill suited to respond to China’s economic long game. EU would bring more value to the Indo-Pacific as a counterweight to China on trade policy. Each play to their strengths. https://t.co/76P1N0a2Ju
I haven't listened to this episode yet, but I'm looking forward to it. I learn something from every ep of this podcast. One thing I like about it is it caters both to those with more advanced knowledge of the subject concerned and those looking for a primer... https://t.co/aU5WsfQibt
Glad to see Macron reiterate this. Some of the messaging coming out of France over last few weeks -- that Canberra's decision wld make it reconsider Indo-Pac -- was not helpful. https://t.co/aodrHQnxiw
When someone finds out what INC's objectives or strategy are these days, hope they'll enlighten us all. https://t.co/Gx0HAuTYFv
Looking forward to watching this... https://t.co/oZKTvdrXFT
@d_jaishankar @dhume Warning: self promotion ahead
I covered some of these aspects in this:
https://t.co/vfRtlXc0re
RT @SecDef: Yesterday, I thanked @florence_parly for the close U.S.-France bilateral relationship, France’s leadership in the Sahel, and ou…
That's been India's choice as a non-ally.
But there's a lot countries can do to help India in crisis or to deter/prepare for crises -- or not do. e.g., diplomatic support & coordination, mil equipment, tech, intel (even building econ capabilities). https://t.co/ynwdRibNzq
2/ At the end of the day, whether France or US, India won't rely on anyone else beyond a point. Each country –🇫🇷🇺🇸🇮🇳 – does what is in their interest & so best to look for convergences on that. Those partners will support India when/because it is in their interest.
As I wrote recently, depends on the issue. On defense trade & not cutting off supplies, it has been. On China, less so, cus it is not there yet in terms of the level of concern about Beijing (that Aus, Japan & US share w India). 1/ https://t.co/MHj6PGP2NR https://t.co/cfDY5hRYYs
@nistula It is what he does :) https://t.co/IJUIhy7CUF
RT @nistula: This very prescient editorial in @the_hindu on Punjab Congress from over two months ago……
Blast from the Past: When Sidhu walked out of the 1996 England tour https://t.co/5OlbrFrSqN
@IndianFutures @iManishDabhade Is video of the event available?
RT @IndianFutures: #TIFQuadSummit
AUKUS complements Quad as Quad is not a military alliance but can push back against China. Implementation…
I'm sorry, who *can* fit into jeans they wore aged 21?
https://t.co/OeRcpMDGPl
@tanvi_madan This was covered in the lively conversation between @sidvee and @vijaylokapally in this lovely podcast
https://t.co/NMiHaPpbwi
They were talking about social media in my 14-year-old's class and she said "oh Dad's on Twitter [eye roll not witnessed but reliably surmised]" and the teacher looked me up and read some of the tweets to the class and now I get to meet the new headmaster
Sen. Fischer basically saying that the problem in AFG pullout was the elected President not obeying military orders.
@JRubinBlogger @RadioFreeTom Wow. Together we really turn out the misogynist Trumpy trolls! Haven't blocked this many folks in ages!
This makes Obama's "I'll have more flexibility after the election" seem like savage diplomacy, but at this point, there could be photos of Trump giving Putin a foot massage and Trump supporters would explain why it was a brilliant move. https://t.co/gmiOQ64Fei

@joshtpm But the reason Bagram wasn’t useful is because we would have had to defend it, but if we had to defend it (temporarily) would it have been useful?
👇 Informative thread from congressional expert @bindersab on the political calculus at play in the debt ceiling debate. https://t.co/QBuwmjSyCl
RT @V_Williamson: I am so excited for today's @BrookingsInst event on how the tax system can help protect voting rights! Featuring a "fires…
Today at 2pm ET: Join us for a webinar on voting rights, access to the ballot box, and the #FilerVoter project! Participants include @RepBonnie @V_Williamson @bearerfriend @becquithompson & @ACLU's Sarah Brannon.
📺 Register to watch: https://t.co/nidpekiLkW
A few reasons Rs won't gain as many seats from redistricting as initial "sky is falling" predictions on left:
- Many states they control are existing GOP gerrymanders (TX, OH, etc.)
- Blue-trending suburbs constrain their ability to add more seats
- Dems can newly gerrymander NY
I'm a broken record here, but whatever is happening on Capitol Hill right now is functionally incomprehensible to anyone whose full-time job isn't paying attention to it.
You know your boy made it when the library tweeting about him. https://t.co/enhSpmk962
Hostage video with interesting lighting. Adding 7 points for advocating vaccination for the @NBA 9/10 @EnesKanter https://t.co/2geDsHPv49

Zoning that allows quarter-acre lots doesn’t prohibit people from living on a two-acre property. They just have to buy 8 adjacent homes and combine lots. Two-acre minimum lot zoning does prohibit people living on (cheaper) quarter acre lots, though. https://t.co/eRbfAfVlPk
We lost a very good boy today. Until we meet again, my dear friend. https://t.co/ykjMn4dP09

When I got Covid in 2020 and spent weeks in the hospital, it was harrowing. But it was nothing compared to what my family is dealing with now—also as a result of Covid.
This is a Covid horror story in which no one actually gets Covid, and it could still happen to anyone 🧵
New @spdbt parliamentary group—says one of its new legislators—has 206 members, over 50% freshmen, 67 under 40, 33 with immigrant background. This is going to be an interesting term! https://t.co/TRmSfwsmOY
NEW: Federal investigators have sought records of communications between Rudy Giuliani and 12 other individuals as well as any communications about former ousted U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, and other topics as part of their search warrants, court filings show.
Buried lede: Millions of people using Facebook memes to advertise their religiosity, instead of, you know, going to church and stuff. https://t.co/WM9XBfoO5a
The story here is that the instability of the former president of the United States had spooked the world's other superpower because they feared he was so unhinged he would launch an attack on them. It's not the Milley call. It's the Trump unfitness. https://t.co/Sc5Gcep6IH
My aunt died suddenly this week. She was sharp and beautiful and southern as they come. Nadine and her husband lived a private, quiet, Florida life. Caught alligators and snakes and loved Jesus. She never seemed afraid of anything and knit cocoons for my babies. I’ll miss her.
Contrary to dominant narratives using “rural” as a synonym for “white,” 24% of rural Americans were people of color in 2020. The median rural county saw its population of color increase by 3.5 percentage points between 2010 and 2020, @82_Streetcar notes. https://t.co/AxKJJeo2zq https://t.co/RDdFFO9k8l

This is neat: At the same time as tomorrow's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on #SB8 and #SCOTUS's "shadow docket," the Senate Commerce Committee is holding a hearing at which my uncle, @GeorgetownLaw Prof. David Vladeck, will be one of the witnesses:
https://t.co/WlBBSxPovV
Melania Trump is a garbage human being who enabled her garbage husband on multiple occasions… but this is a boss move and I would want to do the exact same thing. https://t.co/VWYSv5gPz8 https://t.co/THDM5XuNys

Fun Twitter game: Why did my mentions suddenly get much dumber?
I think I found the answer. https://t.co/od2hrkTxrx

Latest prog talking point: we have to kill the Biden agenda in order to save the Biden agenda.
Sounds vaguely familiar.
I know I shouldn't enjoy these moments as much as I do, but I'm old and cranky and they make me laugh https://t.co/C92pGJMLhc

@JoeReynolds2020 @JWilsonTCSC @SykesCharlie @BulwarkOnline We have to keep a counter on the f-bombs when we get rolling
One reason I became a Republican back in the 70s was that I thought they were the pro-military, pro-defense, national security party. Today they're more anti-military and more dangerous to national security than any wild-eyed leftists I went to college with back in those days. https://t.co/jUL3IkHx6v
“No photos, video, or audio recording will be allowed.”
Sigh.
My article on the 4A limits of Internet content preservation -- on the government's currently unlimited power to get your Internet provider to save a copy of every message in case they later get a warrant to compel it -- will be out soon in final form. https://t.co/VFua3cAG69 https://t.co/RZfI2qhZeS

it sort of feels like the current disaster hasn't really broken through in the news precisely because of how confusing it is https://t.co/H3LPaNKJnh
“I should have spoken up more“.
someone should ask her and all of the other memoirists whether they will support the Democratic nominee against Trump if he gets the nomination in 2024. https://t.co/l9BVP08Ciu
The vaccine mandate is a clarifying example of police unions being entirely indifferent to public safety, because there’s no risk at all to the officers and no real opportunity to frame it as somehow leading to more crime. They just think they ought to be exempt from the rules. https://t.co/CPtNhyRHFF
@danangell11 They can never admit the con. Too deep in.
@jpscasteras @steve_vladeck @mjs_DC And if the Chief can't get them to agree, he should probably resign. I don't come to this conclusion lightly.
(Sorry, I had to.)
@mjs_DC @steve_vladeck gotta keep the shadow docket in the ... shadows.
@RadioFreeTom he is seemingly knowingly confusing mil advice given last two weeks of august and at earlier points.
Breakthrough infections for vaccinated people are often mild its true
But a small number, especially vulnerable folks, can get sick
Boosters reduce breakthrough infections and likely slow spread
And that is a good thing
So when its your turn -- get the 3rd shot
Seems pretty clear from listening to Secretary Austin testify that the Trump administrations Doha agreement was another bad deal negotiated by Trump
Urban-rural isn't black-white.
Rural is 24% people of color report my colleagues @82_Streetcar and @hannamlove @BrookingsMetro https://t.co/1EIu1VV1Os
he collects a very certain crowd https://t.co/Rvn9lrQsw6
@NGrossman81 look on the bright side, this is how I became a spokesperson
Fascinating moment. Gen. Milley supported keeping a small U.S. presence in Afghanistan but also conceded that it probably would’ve never resulted in a durable Afghan government/army: “The end-state probably would’ve been the same” no matter when we left, Milley said
@natfinnonE @RadioFreeTom @TheRickWilson Mobs aren’t always easy to start, but once u got one movin….
I guess a tweet of mine got screengrabbed and posted by one of the truly big Instagram meme accounts. Now people I knew from like, Hebrew school, are reaching out to congratulate me — “I always knew you were talented,” “so insane,” etc. Puts my “accomplishments” in perspective.
@RadioFreeTom Was this what Jeopardy was like when you were on? https://t.co/AcVgb5yXJw

@RadioFreeTom Sorry Tom, it’s @BillKristol’s world, you just live in it. https://t.co/Q9x4pBczvF
Huh. It's almost like you could write an entire book about how affluence and peace and high living standards actually create the bored middle classes that end up trying to tear down liberal democracy https://t.co/mGsDnHF1vy
@alahav Learned says that you should choose. Or, if you would prefer not to, that we do an @OrinKerr style poll to come up with a (surely reliable) answer. https://t.co/NvKvrfMARB

Folks, the anecdotes change but the underlying theme is constant: Trump acts like a petulant toddler, and that’s a bad person to be the commander-in-chief. https://t.co/LaoFWHBQNS
The full clip is even worse. Not only does he compare Australia, a long standing US ally to China, he also questions “why we have the same diplomatic relations with Australia now” as we did before b/c “it is not a free country”. This comes shortly after the milestone AUKUS deal. https://t.co/af2OwF6Nwj
Starting now— talking Covid19 and the future of international order at @ChathamHouse with @londonvinjamuri @MacaesBruno @HelenHet20 & @hanskundnani https://t.co/F0BO18Gu2i
UCLA internet studies and race scholar Safiya Noble awarded MacArthur Fellowship | UCLA https://t.co/4IBgX1xeNP
Happening at 10 ET today. I’ll be tuning in to see what kind of fight @steve_vladeck can get into with our Senators. 👀
https://t.co/pTSG95yQgq
@OrinKerr @DavidLat Eastman discussing the memo with Larry Lessig is interesting.
Podcast: "Discussing The John Eastman Memo with John Eastman" https://t.co/ejprgHjA1T
@jadler1969 @GeorgetownLaw It didn't make sense before?
@RadioFreeTom As an engineer I grow used to being right a lot. What I find annoying is that next week the same someone is challenging me again. Don’t they ever learn?
@RadioFreeTom I tell people ‘yes, we did it, and you’ll never figure it out’
I was going to subtweet a subtweet of me but I didn’t and for that I would like some credit. It’s called growth.
former Trump press secretary:
“Casual dishonesty filtered through the White House as if it were in the air conditioning system,” Grisham writes. https://t.co/5bBPUcELYi
this casebook I’m using is so well-edited, it’s just plain fun to read let alone teach from—somebody seems to have worked pretty hard to get it right
@ProfZboreak @meeradeo I am so sorry that you had to do that.
According to the artist, he is making a statement about his work conditions.
Calling @brianlfrye.
Contract law meets "what is art" in Denmark. https://t.co/0mx9NiIQGx https://t.co/uC4v3lpQT9

@poorlyhidden Nothing odd about it, I think. If an officer puts a gun to your head and says he’ll shoot you unless you go into your house and bring out your drugs, and you comply, you become a state actor when you search your own house for your own evidence. It’s not a consent search.
@poorlyhidden No. 18 U.S.C. 2703(f) requires providers to comply; it doesn't give them a choice. So complying makes them state actors, not private parties that are consenting to a seizure.
@poorlyhidden No. Doctrinally, I'm not sure how it would matter who you say has a property right in the data.
@DrPawNow If you know of a way to create five poll options for Twitter polls, please let me know. It’s been my experience that they cap you at four options.
@GrizUo I would guess that the new 5th will be for sale at the same price as the current 4th. (West sets the prices, not authors, so I don't know exactly.)
@ProfDBernstein They overruled the prior cases, so they're kind of important from a "know the law" perspective.
Just a reminder, for those teaching Computer Crime Law this coming spring semester, that the new 5th Edition of my casebook will be available. Should be out in November. Tons and tons of new cases and materials since the 4th edition was published at the end of 2017. https://t.co/uueHnwbBSH

Hey I know that redhead with long hair in front! https://t.co/4kug8EbqOF
@lawproflain Oh my goodness. Could be a college picture of you.
@PhotobearSam @Nick_Carmody @RadioFreeTom I think it also gives people a thing to be when they're not particularly committed to being anything else. Instant kinship (in a time when such relationships are shaky), instant group identity (without having to do the reading), instant belonging (with fun merch). #justaddwater
@RadioFreeTom 1,000 percent this! I often think about the State Department lifers I worked with —nearly all Democrats, obviously— and how serious they were about foreign policy, about military threats and about representing the flag, not a party.
@TG22110 @ProssElizabeth @dcherring @RadioFreeTom DON'T ENCOURAGE HIM HIS HEAD IS BIG ENOUGH ALREADY
My favorite part about Democrats going after Joe Manchin is that they don't realize that even if they got him to resign over his energy company, he'd be replaced with a Republican.
If Democrats think it's tough to get anything passed now, get rid of Manchin and see how it goes.
@deepstateradio @djrothkopf @KoriSchake @brooks_rosa @EdwardGLuce If you’d ever like an actual German to come on the show and discuss this with you … let me know. I have many suggestions. Germans currently living in DC: @SophiaBesch, @PSparding, @MichaelWerz, @tzimmer_history @andreasroedder … oh, and yours truly.
After today: twice more unto the breach https://t.co/h8G1euLWIk

@steve_vladeck @GeorgetownLaw He's your uncle? 🤔
It all makes sense now.
@InezFeltscher @RadioFreeTom The propaganda doesn't create the rage. Nor do institutions nebulously "failing" people. The rage comes from within. The propaganda just feeds it and gives them a community where they can rationalize their rage (like blaming institutions) for something other than what it is.
@RadioFreeTom @Jess_Sassenach That such a great gif
Adding to my rotation
😂
@RadioFreeTom I’ve lived quite a while and I can’t remember a time when I’ve been this apprehensive about the future of this country. It will take a complete rebuke of these people on local, state and national levels and I’m not sure that will happen.
@RadioFreeTom @alice_radley @BillKristol https://t.co/wGPAPZXYI2

Cotton knew what he was asking. He is not stupid. He was creating video for FOX. https://t.co/5dfqSQ89OU
@RadioFreeTom This chapter resonated w/me (not that the others haven't!). Some works that your discussion reminded me of: the chapters on Scots-Irish immigrants in David Hackett Fisher's *Albion's Seed*; Patrick Leigh Fermor's writings on travels in the Mani (S Peleponnese)
@RadioFreeTom These days Madame Defarge does her knitting while watching Fox News and its international equivalents
In the 1950s, Edward Banfield visited #Italy and was trying to figure out why some towns stay poor and backward.
His answers sound like America in 2021. This should alarm us.
From "Our Own Worst Enemy":
https://t.co/GGUWMnnSL6 https://t.co/G9JQfmmcKa

@RadioFreeTom @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher No. You will have the plain baked potato for your own good! 😄
@RadioFreeTom @juliettekayyem YOU DONT ADMIT THAT ON TWITTER
@neal_stanifer @RadioFreeTom I discovered Alas, Babylon a couple of years ago. One of my favorite dystopian novels.
@ericowensdc @RadioFreeTom I know the feeling. https://t.co/Bok3OhG9LN

RT @NumbersMuncher: My favorite part about Democrats going after Joe Manchin is that they don't realize that even if they got him to resign…
The right-wing attempt to create a scandal around Noem should be a warning - but it won't be, sadly - to everyone in MAGA world that sooner or later the mob turns on its own leaders, and no amount of sucking up to Trump can protect you from it.
So when I said that Kristi Noem was a flag-waving fraud, I got hate mail and unhinged threats for besmirching her honor.
But now a MAGA magazine also says she's a fraud and even had an affair with - *shudder* - Corey Lewandowski.
These guys just as angry now? Or nah?
@ProssElizabeth @ericowensdc Wait'll the paperback - you can mark up that one :)
@Jess_Sassenach Oh, sure. There are places and conflicts the military wants no part of. Imagine if Clinton had ordered them into Rwanda, for example.
RT @NiskanenCenter: "I think that probably one of the worst things that has happened in American politics over the past 20 years is the eme…
@jkranites @ericowensdc Very meaningful to me - thank you for saying it.
RT @EdnaK_: @lordrunningclam @davidfamlawyer @mik3_mik3_mik3 @RadioFreeTom Fox has their own definition of "expert"
🙄 https://t.co/Cz3r9DVO…
@byrdshouse I think it has a lot of impact on fund-raising.
RT @ericowensdc: I feel like I am talking to myself reading Our Own Worst Enemy by @RadioFreeTom. https://t.co/fIMHQWmV1n

I keep saying it. | Is America Too Rich for Class Politics? https://t.co/M32rFguahw
RT @SykesCharlie: Harsh but fair. “notorious Never Trumper Charlie Sykes, who is regarded as a traitor by many in the GOP base.” https://t.…
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher Are you the maker of fries? Because I still want fries with that. 😜
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher Good luck with the revolution
RT @JJohnsonLaw: And just saying the word “deplorable” was considered too crass.
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher No, I said the TA doesn’t obsesses about the car dealer every day. Do they hate each other? Maybe. But that hate is far more intense out in the auto dealer’s house by 11pm every night.
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher Everybody hates everybody, Dave
@L0reM @bernybelvedere No, pretty sure I’m aware of the contents of those conversations
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher No, that's the conversation you're having in your head, and the one you'd prefer to have with me. Not much more I can do for you here.
@GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher @BlueBoxDave That's because guys like JD Vance are concentrating on local issues of great importance to Ohioans, like which season of the Walking Dead NYC resembles.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher Free tutoring is over. I can't do this all day.
@BlueBoxDave @GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher Right. But audiences from the dozens to the hundreds are, in fact, a better indicator.
You used to be better at this.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher (And the conclusion was in the Pew study.)
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher But again, *within* classes, not between elites and masses.
Dave, move out of New York. :)
@GetHappy1979 @InezFeltscher @BlueBoxDave Heard it all over the country during my pre-pandemic book travels. Cable and the internet have put two cultures in proximity to each other and one has become obsessed with the other - and angry that the obsession isn't returned.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher Death of Expertise pp 128-129 https://t.co/Lp58Y0m6Yi

@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher That's because (if you read stuff I write) conservatives begin from a more uniform online ecosystem. They break fewer conflicting friendships because they start with fewer of them to begin with.
But that's not about "elites," that's about people within the same classes.
@InezFeltscher @David_N_Frank This always is where we come back to a united front.
@InezFeltscher I don't hate them, and they *do* dance for him. It breaks my heart. That's a different emotion than hate.
@TimothyAlvis @InezFeltscher Exactly. But it does create a synergy, a feedback loop. It's no different than the FB algorithm that gives you more of what you clicked on.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher Sure. But I'm telling you that people writing about politics are not the daily experience of Yale TAs in the English Department. One of the things that makes the Trumpers crazy is that they feel ignored by the cultural elites, and they're not wrong about that.
@InezFeltscher I think I've got it exactly right and the goalposts - my contempt for the people who push this poison and my anguish at the people who buy it - is right where we were 20 minutes ago.
@InezFeltscher It's people searching for others to put a label on their inner emptiness and scapegoat others for it. Wealthy old people who want to be told that their rage is not the result of impending mortality but because commie perverts are taking over their beloved America.
@InezFeltscher "If only you worked inside the propaganda machine, you'd see that we're just telling people the truths they want to hear!"
Hard pass.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher "I talked to them in a diner" is not the deep dive you think it is.
@baseballcrank @BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher The entire history of American family relationships, circa forever-now
@InezFeltscher @BlueBoxDave And that's why they're cheering on people smearing poop on the Capitol!
Or, maybe, they're looking for meaning in their lives and they've decided that "attention must be paid."
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher I don't think it's purely virtuous on either side, I'm just telling you that one group in America spends a lot of time obsessing about the other - and a big part of that obsession is that their attention isn't returned.
@baseballcrank @BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher Now THIS I could believe.
@InezFeltscher Again, a comforting thought. Wrong, but convenient.
There's a reason I've spent a couple of years trying to figure this out. I wish I could say I was the first, but Hoffer beat me to it by 60 years.
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher They think it about a lot. They just don't sit around saying "I wonder what a guy who owns an Applebee's in Illinois thinks of me." There is an obsession - fueled by right-wing goons from Ivies themselves - that this is a symmetrical relationship. It's not. https://t.co/nAGicv2Ima

@InezFeltscher @BlueBoxDave Mine are in Cambridge rather than New Haven, so maybe they're different.
@InezFeltscher @BlueBoxDave Huh. Having spent 35 years in education, including several as a TA, and with multiple TAs working for me every year, I will see your "personal experience" and suggest mine is more recent and more accurate.
@InezFeltscher That's an assumption on your part. I save my contempt mostly for the people who feed them propaganda, but I *do* insist they're responsible for their choices. (That used to be a conservative thing.)
@BlueBoxDave @InezFeltscher I don't know how to break it to you that those TAs rarely think about the auto dealers. They're busy. (You might even say that's a failing of their environment; they just don't think about whether a car dealer in Lima hates them, but that car dealer knows where Yale is.)
RT @John47137220: I can't stop thinking about how @RadioFreeTom took so much crap for criticizing Noem and how this is the perfect bookend…
@InezFeltscher If writing a book trying to figure out why so many ordinary Americans have turned into raging nihilists is an "obsession," okay then. Suggest you read it before deciding what conclusions I reached.
@janecoaston @InezFeltscher Of course they do. But the resentment in modern America is about different markers of *status* rather than power. Trump is the avatar here: all the power in the world and yet marinated in resentments about a particular stratum of society that would never accept him.
@InezFeltscher I know that's a comforting thought. It's not remotely the reality of my life - but I understand it helps you to valorize and excuse the well-off people seething with hate for no other reason than their own boredom and emptiness.
@janecoaston @InezFeltscher And yet the guy who owns the dealerships seethes with anger about the writer. In a busier world 30 years ago, he wouldn't care, but now he knows what you write and has the time to send you hate mail.
@InezFeltscher And that well-off auto dealer hates that graduate student for reasons that are never going to be resolvable - including self-hatred - and hates him so much that he'll burn democracy if he thinks it's pisses off a kid in a ratty apartment in New Haven.
@bernybelvedere I can't believe this is the same person I had perfectly rational conversations with less than four years ago.
RT @TheNatlInterest: Republican accusations against General Mark Milley display an "elementary ignorance of the basics of the command, cont…
"For my friends, everything. For my enemies, the law." https://t.co/jeyS2M08yI
RT @SykesCharlie: Sounds like... SOCIALISM! https://t.co/OClbbufZyw
@byrdshouse Worst in a generation! Bloody and shameful! Covering his ass!
That's Sasse throwing red meat.
@unroolie_julie It's available as non-credit, but not free :/
RT @ne0liberal: damn who could have predicted Brexit wasn't a good idea https://t.co/UZXB1IXtrH

RT @pp8010: Had to watch "THREADS" as part of our nuclear weapons class tonight. "The Day After" was worse for me as a kid, but have been…
RT @TulliusCicero43: @RadioFreeTom These days Madame Defarge does her knitting while watching Fox News and its international equivalents
RT @ThePlumLineGS: Dems hoped to "shame" McConnell on the debt limit. Instead they're sputtering with limp outrage while Mitch gets "savvy"…
@MashulaUWS Describes a lot of screwed-up societies.
Man, I got into a lot of heads with one book https://t.co/3pH05nessd
@neal_stanifer New addition to the syllabus:
https://t.co/bkHvczn5ub
RT @BrendanNyhan: 2000 GOP: We must restore honor and dignity to the White House
2021: Whatever this is https://t.co/Z8N78ZoUUL
@neal_stanifer Yes, and per the requirements of the day, had to include a human drama. I assign "WarDay" to my nuke pop culture class. Scarier, moves quicker.
@juliettekayyem *grumble* I'm not always right, it turns out
@lmaocomeonman @danielcincu Ah. Well, that's what I get for kibitizing.
@EscapVelocity I remember those days somewhat differently.
@lmaocomeonman @danielcincu Poseidon is no longer in service. For, like, 30 years.
@neal_stanifer It's...okay. Slow, very careful (as it had to be) on issues of sex and race. It bogs down quite a lot in places. It's a landmark book, to be sure, but I didn't find it as good a read on the second time through.
@JMoLawre Showy patriotism never goes out of style for some folks.
@EdWatkins1 Oh, for sure. The education and urban divide, for one thing. The success of appealing to white grievance. And part of the answer has to do with the Democrats, which no one wants to hear.
@NYinLA2121 If you ever get vanished, I doubt it's gonna be a long-term mystery about where to look
@JimSwiftDC @NGrossman81 Mere pikers until Fox sends a cloud of buzzing locusts at you for a day
@RealRyanHLane Yes, thank you for reminding me.
https://t.co/TsifQGWBKj https://t.co/lCEOV0uaV6

@shoutingboy @alice_radley @BillKristol See, this is why no one gets along with you, "Andy"
@theredroute1 @IanABray @The_Wisco_Hawk In 1965. More killed than in 1980.
@theredroute1 @IanABray @The_Wisco_Hawk The big one was 1965. The other two were during Carter and were minor.
@dandrezner She capitalized "Expert" which tells you that you've been tarred by association with a certain colleague who...well, you know.
Every time I show the movie THREADS in my nuclear weapons class I'm still angry that we came so close to doing this and that we're still relying on pointing hundreds of nuclear weapons at each other.
I only teach the fun stuff at @HarvardExt https://t.co/xtnD2p1QY3

RT @dick_nixon: This is beginning to look like the hold-hands-and-hope-for-the-best garbage I warned against when Biden ran. He has disabus…
@Real_MrBill @lisamikolFL If you’d rather have McConnell as majority leader, run with that
@Ratify_The_ERA @SykesCharlie @BulwarkOnline Wasn’t me
@olddguy @Carmen808 Sorry, can’t support pirating the book
RT @andrewfacini: What a nice calm day to watch Threads with our @HarvardExt class. Super glad we've since addressed all of these structura…
@WaltCorey Thank you, but she doesn’t use that stuff
RT @haltman: For the first time, Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, admitted that in his personal opinion, a for…
Timeline cleanser: Carla purring https://t.co/IPZx7mnnHt

RT @SarahLongwell25: Stephanie Grisham’s Book is a “tell-all” in the sense that she’s telling us all what kind of person she is to have sta…
Sullivan: "I've never seen my constituents more angry about any issue."
Speaking of lying, pretty sure that's a lie, unless Alaska is really radically different from the rest of the country on the issue of AFG.
It's legit to hit Biden on the question of whether he was advised to leave troops in Afghanistan. But Sasse's statement is nuts and Sullivan is trying to put the uniformed military in direct collision with the President.
@AnneNotation This is Sasse feeding the right-wing ecosystem.
@Heminator No one's gonna blame you for taking that one
RT @Joyce_Karam: Wow. Exchange between Gen. Milley & Sen Cotton on why he hasn’t resigned re #Afghanistan
“President doesn't have to agre…
Ah, one of the good, bipartisan Republicans is back on the job https://t.co/B3CccZ7Avw
@TimMoses37 @joshtpm None of this is the explanation. "The President made a decision not to send more troops, so with the number we had, we couldn't defend it, so we didn't, and if we couldn't, then it wasn't useful, so that's why we didn't defend it."
Milley and Austin on somewhat different pages about the “credibility” issue
Meanwhile, as Milley defends trying to keep the country safe, this is the guy who was president https://t.co/V0z2iyl9mL
RT @AndrewDesiderio: Wow — this line was not in Milley’s prepared remarks:
“I am not qualified to determine the mental health of the presi…
RT @PDShinkman: "I know, I am certain, that President Trump did not intend to attack the Chinese." Cites "concerning" intelligence that Chi…
RT @AaronBlake: Milley: "With respect to the Chinese calls ... [they] were coordinated before and after, with Secretary Esper and Acting Se…
"With the knowledge and oversight" of the civilians. https://t.co/p7YZu7MedT
RT @laraseligman: He issues a stark warning that "a reconstituted Al Qaeda or ISIS with aspirations to attack the United States is a very r…
RT @DanLamothe: "I have no illusions who we are dealing with," Gen. Milley says of the Taliban.
RT @PDShinkman: Whoa. Now Milley confirms previous reports that he received an unclassified, unsigned order to withdraw all U.S. forces fro…
RT @laraseligman: BREAKING: Milley just now acknowledges reporting that on Nov 11 he received an unclassified signed order from Trump direc…
Important point here. Milley planting a flag on his advice. https://t.co/ItIGX5uRAV
RT @laraseligman: Milley now going into depth about Trump admin efforts. Says under the Doha agreement, the Taliban failed to honor nearly…
Milley making the point (rightly) that preventing further 9/11s was the mission.
RT @AaronBlake: Inhofe today: "We went from 'we we will never negotiate with terrorists' to 'we must negotiate with terrorists.' "
Inhofe…
RT @AaronBlake: Interesting from Lloyd Austin:
"We need to consider some uncomfortable truths ... [including] that the [2020 Taliban deal]…
In fairness SECDEF says Bagram wouldn't have been that useful - but mostly because it would have to be defended, and then...well, back to "that meant staying at war," which seems to me to be a hand-wave.
Circular reasoning on Bagram, imo. "Defending it would have meant defending it, which POTUS said we would not do, so we did not do that."
RT @laraseligman: Austin now defending the decision to turn over Bagram air field to the Afghans in early July.
Read my deep dive on that…
RT @qikipedia: "When a man loves cats, I am his friend and comrade, without further introduction." MARK TWAIN https://t.co/v6HR9sltLR

RT @BillKristol: "Perhaps you were under the impression that the political class was comprised of serious people who recognize that we are…
RT @davidfrum: Latest in @TheAtlantic
For all the attention on how Trump might try to steal the 2024 elections in swing states - if price…
@TrulyTayo @ForumNon @RadioFreeTom @mrbigdubya @redsteeze Overrode the chain of command, right? Lol https://t.co/nDDnXyBvBq https://t.co/iJWnGBIY7k
@TG22110 You, @dcherring , and @RadioFreeTom react with us all the time. It’s so nice. Even though Tom likes to argue with us more than anyone else. 😊.
@andrewfacini @HarvardExt @RadioFreeTom I'm also grading a bunch of uranium enrichment assignments for Matt Bunn... so I'm at least on brand for nuclear stuff.
This story is pure @radiofreetom bait. https://t.co/pN7xGvKlYx
@ericowensdc @RadioFreeTom I had to put the book down a couple of times because it was kinda painful to read my thoughts in some of my thoughts in someone's book. Although made me feel good I wasn't alone in some of the assessments and my own part in the problem
@PegPhillipsCPA @ablnk @RadioFreeTom Ditto. Couldn't sleep for like three days... To be fair, I saw threads when I was a little older; so in Yoda-speak "much readier for the burden was I."
@andrewfacini @HarvardExt @RadioFreeTom Is this with @RadioFreeTom ? I'm eating lamb biryani in honor of this.
Gary,
I believe @RadioFreeTom has a book for you. https://t.co/9Uf66natLw
@LtC_Remmick @RadioFreeTom OMG. Given your Twitter handle, he's going to be positively insufferable in next week's lecture.
He's an even bigger Trek fan than me. Now throw in some "American Top 40/Casey Kasem" takes and he'll probably make you an adjunct...
@ericowensdc @RadioFreeTom Tom, you see how he highlights in the book? I do that AND write in the margins. I now do so in my Kindle version. My hardcopy with Carla and your signature is in pristine condition!!!
@RadioFreeTom @SykesCharlie The 2 of you would be great for a weekend show on MSNBC.
What a nice calm day to watch Threads with our @HarvardExt class. Super glad we've since addressed all of these structural stability issues and took all those nuclear weapons off 24/7 alert. Can you imagine if we just left things like that?? https://t.co/whjPhecVhc

@RadioFreeTom @ericowensdc Quite welcome and my spell check for some reason made me say things twice. Sorry for that
I updated my Twitter bio, y’all. This has been an incredible day of love and appreciation and I am grateful for your outpouring of support for the #MacFellow news! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Honestly, it *is* my full-time job to pay attention to it and there are moments when it *still* feels functionally incomprehensible. https://t.co/6IbLrZYlaS
Perspective | China’s weak, counterproductive hostage-taking diplomacy. https://t.co/ljp3pgKPQ5
woohoo! congratulations to @safiyanoble! https://t.co/16MYKofLnF
Super excited to finally share the new project I’ve been working to spin up this year with OpenLabs, co-led by myself and @jpstinebr, to democratize access to accurate measurement to help progressive organizations make important strategic decisions: https://t.co/jzY3lR6yyI https://t.co/FIz2UrMR7B

So that mysterious 2019 Trump visit to Walter Reed was for a routine colonoscopy? https://t.co/VWYSv5gPz8
I fear so, @EricBoehm87, but let's hope reason prevails. https://t.co/kkqJxsZl5b https://t.co/wkIX8j5g26

Thanks! I really enjoyed it too. @erikabachiochi is a fine legal scholar applying her skills to ethical questions of the day. (Apple https://t.co/3PlGc44yQZ Spotify https://t.co/R2NXY6epGy) https://t.co/PW8aV2eTB1
This 👇. The failure to be able to discuss trade offs in policymaking, a result of our funhouse mirror politics, is a real problem. Tax incidence is real. A higher minimum wage will cost some jobs. School choice results in some selection effects. Etc. https://t.co/hYpum8xknf
A good reminder here from @dwallacewells that AGE is really the key risk factor for Covid, but also shows the big gender gap across all ages. (More on this from us soon...)
https://t.co/a9rRPqtR75 https://t.co/GF50QKoac0

"When you devalue the child in the womb, you devalue what pregnancy is" @erikabachiochi argues for a pro-life, pro-family feminism on the pod. Whether you end up agreeing or not, it's a deep & important argument:
Apple https://t.co/3PlGc3MXZr
Spotify https://t.co/R2NXY5WOP0
Some good news on women's work in 2020: "Women made minor advances at nearly every level of the corporate ladder in 2020...The biggest notch upward was in C-suites, where the share of female executives rose to 24% from 21%"
https://t.co/r2C4ydTGr5
"The Bermuda fireworm swarms the tropical waters precisely fifty-seven minutes after sunset on each third evening after the full Moon in the summer." Fabulous article about place, time & self in @brainpicker
https://t.co/TRRFVhajoy
Republicans don’t care.
If anything, they’ll blame Democrats and use it as a campaign issue in the next two elections.
And it would probably work! Voters don’t care about Senate norms. They care about results and they’ll blame whoever is in power when things go bad. https://t.co/rnHu7Ay2oO
hot new poll on the @BULawReview office whiteboard — everyone please weigh in https://t.co/seBd9xQXtJ

WOW! Just wow. And kudos to our development team! This is the work that lets us be the place we are: the faculty, the students, the amazing administrators (who got us through the pandemic thus far), the scholarship, the public service . . . https://t.co/Qof8tXb6go
CONGRATULATIONS to the one I’ve ALWAYS KNOWN IS A GENIUS! Dr. @safiyanoble, @macfound class of 2021 Fellow, leader of @C2i2_UCLA and my person for over a decade. LOVE YOU!! SO PROUD!!! @ucla #MacFellow 🎉🎉🎉🎯🎯🎯 https://t.co/ikB54T1XWs
WSJ found 130 federal judges who violated U.S. law & judicial ethics by overseeing cases involving companies in which they or their family owned stock. They improperly failed to disqualify themselves from 685 cases since 2010. “I just blew it,” said one. https://t.co/zRYCRwGSlk
Today @dandrezner said, “One could certainly argue that Australia should be pushing vaccinations harder and lockdowns with less vehemence. That said, Australia is decidedly freer than communist China right now and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. https://t.co/bHzES2pjYM
I mean calling Australia dictatorial seems awfully hyperbolic and wrong but so long as you say it with confidence you’ll be paid handsomely by Florida taxpayers, so 🤷♂️. https://t.co/BmrRtwOJr9
This news MADE MY DAY. So thrilled to see @safiyanoble get this recognition after all of her contributions to the world. 🥳 https://t.co/qS7AoE2ufP
Thank you for having me! So fun to be “back” with the @yaleisp community ❤️ https://t.co/A46Esca7Jc
Thrilled to welcome @nabihasyed, president of @themarkup & co-founder of our @MFIAclinic, for a talk on "Who's Watching Big Tech?" today at noon ET.
Join us! DM/email for link.
@YaleLawSch @craignewmark @MFIADave https://t.co/WmJRW4TmpT

Made my train by the hair on my chinny chin chin. 😅🙏🏾
Running on 3 hours of sleep. My body aches from moving, from head to toe.
I’m coming down with something.
I have to teach these 1Ls about offer revocations anyway.
Today will be the longest day. Still grateful. ❤️
That's me on NPR!!
@mbebinger is a superb reporter https://t.co/u8uBh2VjMA
@qjurecic It's also so condescending. He personally certainly enjoys having a slim body, but to him the "pleasures" of being slim are inherently the *correct* pleasures, i.e. there is one Accurate Pleasure and one False Pleasure and he, through his rationality, knows which is which.
agree or not but this is exceptionally thoughtful and well argued.
https://t.co/HSMqXNtlaY
The mandates working is great. Very excited about fewer people dying. https://t.co/5W0p25lGFV
Just FYI I have some thoughts about China’s own brand of coercive diplomacy: https://t.co/dIMORSPp2M. Let us know if Hua has any comment! https://t.co/Krc8gWPd0l
Happy 99th birthday to William E. Leuchtenburg, great historian, teacher, writer, role model, and friend. #History https://t.co/fFWb9KT9Wq

Too much happening in Washington this week… like President Biden’s entire legislative agenda, possible govt shutdown, etc. How does it end? Best guess? Already worn out by wondering whether fate of republic hinges on every Hill tweet and tv hit.
I can’t believe people are buying so much of the horse dewormer that there isn’t enough for the horses
"So this doctor comes up to me, big tough guy, Air Force, tears in his eyes and he says, 'Sir, I never cry, sir. But it's the best colon I've ever seen.'" https://t.co/pasID4QR3j
Another reason to get these federal budget bills done well:
Congress is trying at last to counter regional divides and boost tech growth in the Heartland.
@BrendanBordelon reports:
https://t.co/fBK9ZfIdol
@ssti_org @RoKhanna @RobAtkinsonITIF @BillGalston
Today, like most days in 2021, is a day to be thankful that I no longer need to curate a #ToddlerinChief thread. https://t.co/VWYSv5gPz8 https://t.co/FKnAVDKjAh

“At some point, China’s leaders must confront this tradeoff: sustainable economic efficiency and political omnipotence do not go hand in hand.” Read Daniel H. Rosen on how Xi’s record of failed reform will force an economic reckoning in China:
https://t.co/upnHDqW2qC
Greg Abbott ran for office like Glenn Youngkin and governs like a Donald Trump. Youngkin will do to Virginia what Abbott has done to Texas.
We cannot allow another #TrojanTrump.
If you’re event *requires* a tech check for Zoom, Crowdcast, or Streamyard, count me out. Count. Me. Out. I already know how to use all of this stuff, and the waste of my time is egregious. Hard boundary. Line in the sand. KEEP IT.
This all started because you tweeted out a quote from your boss Governor DeSantis saying that maybe China was freer than Australia right now. Saying China is as free as Australia right now is one hell of a claim. https://t.co/ON8EqHi8mj
E.U. and U.S. try to forge closer alliance on trade and tech after recent discord https://t.co/dYLmZ30HNQ
Former Trump press Secretary and Melania Trump chief of staff Stephanie Grisham outlines a whole lot of vivid anecdotes in new book. The book is a pretty damning portrait of her former bosses. @jadabird and I read it: https://t.co/OWiUtOqXOb
Justice Barrett got a question about the shadow docket at her confirmation hearing, and Justice Breyer got a question about it in a recent interview. But so far as I know, these will be the first public remarks by a Justice that are specifically focused on the topic. https://t.co/5YNry9lRU7
The grift continues https://t.co/UWhHJKQX3i https://t.co/o3zkR0TbCo

@qjurecic Not confusing at all. The Republicans have found another way to break the government and take time and attention away from governing. The Democrats want to govern.
This is what happens when people don't read my books. https://t.co/QQ8spRUO5E https://t.co/o9T5HbkF3m
RT @smotus: Not pursuing a particular legislative tactic is not the reason young people are skeptical of government.
RT @joshtpm: it's just the regular process of Republicans threatening to light the country on fire if they don't get their way. I mean, hap…
RT @JuliaDavisNews: During that meeting, Stephanie Grisham listened to Fiona Hill, Trump’s top adviser on Russia who later became an impeac…
RT @glcarlstrom: This is an excellent answer grounded in a foundational bit of civics that often gets lost and ignored in American politica…
RT @AmritaNarlikar: And now in English, as requested by some of you lovely Tweeps😊🙏 https://t.co/sgoLAHS8vf
RT @daveweigel: It's the most wonderful time of the year https://t.co/v3DLanZ7D3

RT @jtlevy: CPAC Is Going to Hungary, Never Mind Viktor Orban’s Attacks on Churches https://t.co/fVpBfBtgmz
👀 “Ms. Grisham says that a trip to North Korea inspired Mr. Trump to ask her to research ways the press could be permanently evicted from the James S. Brady Briefing Room.” https://t.co/6h1BbMxadU
RT @Redistrict: A few months ago, typical midterm backlash and adverse gerrymanders looked like roughly co-equal threats to Dems' House maj…
RT @IA_Forum: RT @ForeignAffairs: .@dandrezner discusses the problems created by the United States’ overreliance on sanctions and considers…
RT @Nolan_Mc: @dandrezner But he’s so full of crap, so no colonoscopy would be routine
Full disclosure: I wanted to talk with @anamariecox about the original “Fantasy Island” pilot for our “Schlock or Awe?” series, but it’s not streaming. So we talked about the FOX reboot instead and how network tv has changed in the last 40 years. https://t.co/wFtTIhYp7e
@MattWelch COVID deaths exceed murders by orders of magnitude, yes?
RT @MattWelch: Interesting juxtaposition. https://t.co/Ee1JRBE7fv

RT @AnnaMeierPS: Fellow glasses-wearing academics! I ordered a bunch of new masks for the fall term & they're great for living my best life…
RT @seungminkim: She saw Trump lean toward Putin that day and tell him: “Okay, I’m going to act a little tougher with you for a few minutes…
RT @AdamParkhomenko: I wanted to let this go but I wish the New York Times cared a fraction as much about a memo outlining a coup attempt a…
RT @MaxCRoser: Russia is now at the highest number of daily confirmed deaths since the start of the pandemic 21 months ago. https://t.co/o7…
RT @HaidiLun: Bloomberg scoop: creditors say Evergrande is on the hook for a $260m dollar bond due Sunday. The note is issued by Jumbo Fort…
RT @jeannasmialek: Dallas Fed President Kaplan follows Boston Fed’s Rosengren in retiring. Both announcements come in the wake of 2020 trad…
RT @nathanTbernard: Only one out of 2,200 state troopers actually quit over the vaccine mandate in Massachusetts so far. Not even dozens, j…
RT @SonnyBunch: Just had my phone incorrectly autocorrect “ducking” to “fucking,” which means I’ve won, I’ve finally broken its spirit. How…
RT @donaldcclarke: Good piece by @dandrezner pointing out that the Meng/Michaels deal is far from an untarnished victory for the Chinese go…
My thoughts on China’s hostage-taking strategy. https://t.co/Y5y6H1YUZY
RT @julianku: “I am not worried that China’s hostage-taking represents a strengthening of their bargaining position. I am worried that it r…
@steve_vladeck Aren’t these sorts of speeches supposed to be behind closed doors and off the record?
@steve_vladeck @LeahLitman @mjs_DC If I were the Chief, I'd say 'everyone please post a PDF of your text on the same day or don't accept the invitation in the first place'
@steve_vladeck @LeahLitman @mjs_DC They should at least release the written text. Perplexing why even the majority thinks this as a good look
@steve_vladeck @RMFifthCircuit “A public address by US Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Anthony Alito, Jr.” seems like false advertising, then.
the prevailing narrative for a while seemed to frame Americans as victims and our role in this as passive — i.e., Russia "fed" us disinformation and manipulated our democracy. to the extent that's true, we set the conditions for all of this to begin with.
And… exhale. New big pandemic piece coming out tomorrow am. (I know it’s faintly ridiculous to promote these as if I’m dropping a new album but, idk, they’re a lot of work and I hope people will read them.)
@emptywheel @qjurecic It just seemed like for a moment there that there was the possibility of Bancroft bailing on the plea, that’s why I got Flynn sentencing flashbacks.
as a rule i will only agree to be photographed if you agree to photograph my dogs and include their names in the photo credits i’m a monster and i don’t care https://t.co/bSXEmviMWu
Tomorrow at 10 am the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on #SB8 and the rise of #SCOTUS's "shadow docket"—I’m honored to testify -the other witnesses are Professor Steve Vladeck, @DonnaHowardTX, Alabama Solicitor General Edmund LaCour, @jennmascott. https://t.co/3N7m9kY2K9
Thankful for my @TheLBJSchool community 🙏🏼🤘🏻 https://t.co/fijaDlslUl
!!… Is Dean Morrison on Twitter? Does this mean @nyulaw will pay for my @ASLHtweets registration fee?? https://t.co/SQWM7VzyaK
@steve_vladeck thank you for educating the public on this subject
Just so they're all in one place, here are the formal statements submitted by the other witnesses at today's hearing:
@FGossGraves: https://t.co/zIXyOVcimZ
@DonnaHowardTX: https://t.co/fn4XAMuVs9
Alabama SG LaCour: https://t.co/Ug5hFWLhlg
@jennmascott: https://t.co/S0ERvGAbkC
@RickGarnett @LeahLitman @mjs_DC Well, here’s 15,000 words on how there’s quite a lot that’s “new” and “weird” and “shadowy” about how #SCOTUS has handled emergency applications in recent years compared to previously:
https://t.co/YD7NgYomin
But insofar as you disagree, seems like a good topic for a hearing…
@sallycj2 @GeorgetownLaw My dad and my little sister. Both very much on purpose.
@RickGarnett @LeahLitman @mjs_DC But I’m also a bit surprised that you think the Senate Judiciary Committee holding a hearing about the shadow docket is “grandstanding.” What congressional committee, in your view, is the right forum to have a discussions about #SCOTUS’s use of its appellate jurisdiction?
@RickGarnett @LeahLitman @mjs_DC I don’t see anyone disputing Justice Alito’s right to give any talk he wants. I took Leah’s point to be that it’s more than a little ironic to give a speech about the shadow docket that is not accessible to the public and cannot be recorded. Congress, at least, is transparent.
@jrwilmers Not even a little, no. No one is proposing the banning of any teaching of particular ideas / topics / theories. The issues are about the creation of a putative “think tank” within the University that is somehow not part of the University’s academic or governance structures.
@sansharpe @UTAustin @dallasnews The substance isn’t much better.
Here’s a hint, though: It’s not because we’re “scared of ideas.” It’s because we think faculty governance and academic freedom are pretty important values for a major research university to champion—and there are genuine concerns about how this Institute would impact both issues.
.@UTAustin Faculty Council meetings are public. If the @dallasnews editorial board was *actually* interested in understanding why so many faculty members have been troubled by the Liberty Institute proposal, they could’ve started with the most recent one:
https://t.co/w28q8oZ0Vz https://t.co/4qApdQTXlC
@CoriolusN @KenPaxtonTX It matters in two respects. Formally, there's still no actual judgment rejecting the challenge to the Executive Order on the merits. So practically, others can still try to make the same legal arguments against it in other courts.
@VoetsakULib @KenPaxtonTX In the typical case, yes, although likelihood of success on the merits is just one of the factors relevant to granting a stay. But it doesn't mean that the injunction *has* been overturned (which is how these rulings are typically portrayed by the Attorney General).
Watch out for @KenPaxtonTX mis-describing this ruling, as he has w/r/t prior ones on the same subject.
The Court has *not* ruled for Texas on the merits; it has just frozen the lower courts' injunction against the Governor's Executive Order pending its disposition of the merits.
#SCOTX has temporarily allowed @GovAbbott's Executive Order barring mask mandates to go back *into* effect against Laredo and the United Independent School District, pending Texas's appeal of lower-court rulings that had blocked it. https://t.co/LjzGmIxwCK
RT @steve_vladeck: Here's a copy of my formal, written testimony for tomorrow's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on #SB8 and the rise of…
@AnthonyMKreis Especially a speech that appears to be a response to public criticisms bemoaning the increasing lack of transparency and accessibility of the Court’s work.
@smmarotta It is, and it’s also a complete red herring in broader discussions of the shadow docket. One could eliminate every nationwide injunction case from the dataset, and the same trends and problems would remain.
@RMFifthCircuit It also says that all phones must be turned off.
Definitely a good look for a speech that (I assume) is going to defend the "shadow docket," and perhaps even argue to a non-public audience in an unrecorded speech that the term itself is pejorative.
Here's a copy of my formal, written testimony for tomorrow's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on #SB8 and the rise of #SCOTUS's "shadow docket":
https://t.co/YD7NgY6KTN
Testimony from each of the witnesses will eventually be posted here: https://t.co/7Tvh8cXP0A
RT @LeahLitman: @mjs_DC @steve_vladeck gotta keep the shadow docket in the ... shadows.
The final witness list for tomorrow's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on #SB8 and the rise of #SCOTUS's "shadow docket" includes @FGossGraves, @DonnaHowardTX, Alabama Solicitor General Edmund LaCour, @jennmascott, and me.
The hearing starts at 10 EDT:
https://t.co/7Tvh8dfqpa
@RickGarnett @steve_vladeck @LeahLitman @mjs_DC https://t.co/cGXSVpXkc1

is it really public if they’re banning audio, video, and photo? https://t.co/8E4QRGAGYi
The sharp decline in teenage pregnancy is pretty incredible story of the last few decades. https://t.co/ub8sMmeVaA
💰 Why do the white, wealthy, and well-connected always get away with it? Especially Donald Trump.
Find out how to stop the current white collar crime wave plus support your local bookstore and buy a copy of #BigDirtyMoney. On sale today in paperback
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RT @RatlSecurity: This week, it's the "Are We Cheugy?" Edition!
Our usual crew @S_R_Anders, @qjurecic, & @ARozenshtein are joined by @lawf…
RT @AP_Planner: Tomorrow: International Podcast Day (Sep 30)
RT @Bing_Chris: DHS CISA's pineapple on pizza metaphor (used in its disinformation education efforts) is being discontinued, CISA Director…
@ReichlinMelnick also, you would think that such a rational man would keep in mind that no end of studies have shown that food restrictions don't help with long-term weight loss for the vast majority of people
I would argue that part of making the world better along the lines Pinker wants would involve, say, a healthier conception of food and weight and an understanding of how dangerous this kind of language can be for people with eating disorders
The problem with this understanding of retirement savings is not the only thing wrong with this example! https://t.co/xQ3ZfUtrYU https://t.co/qKgwbuYHvE

RT @lawrencehurley: LOL — Ozy claims to have discovered *Brett Kavanaugh* because it had a profile of him a few days before he was nominate…
This is a really useful overview of the thorny executive privilege problems the Jan 6 committee is facing https://t.co/dH09oVgqKh
I mean, look at this normal-sized font! https://t.co/z0FamOlg2D

@PecoooPowerplay @jdmortenson @jedshug @andrewkent33 @lawfareblog @qjurecic As promised! https://t.co/TqFeiWuuhG
This is 44. 🎂 Here’s to another year of making it happen. 💖 https://t.co/xo3doAuF5F

Stepped off an elevator and spotted my wonderful spouse, the not-on-Twitter @AnnieHLiang, teaching her graduate class https://t.co/rxHvhkqdWD

It's official: We have submitted initial data from the pivotal trial of our COVID-19 vaccine in children 5 to under 12 years of age to the @US_FDA: https://t.co/XORlEFksAs
SPD has just announced its negotiating team for 🔴🟢🟡 coalition talks with Greens and FDP. Key role going to Malu Dreyer, the popular SPD minister president of Rhineland-Palatinate whose own 🔴🟢🟡 state government is widely seen as a template for Scholz's putative federal one.
Milley confirms he told Mark Meadows and Mike Pompeo about the post 1/6 call with his Chinese counterpart.
This would have been one of the 'land the plane' emergency calls he held each morning with those two after the election that I and others have reported on.
In warm, empathetic talk to US Jews, Bennett sounds very different to Netanyahu https://t.co/J549xJ4P4I via @timesofisrael
My dad was not in the ICU, but in a physical rehab unit of the hospital to help him with his leg. They now say they did not know he had pneumonia at that point. He collapsed on the floor in his room and was left there, unnoticed, for six hours.
Ein großer Verlust für den Bundestag und für die Menschenrechtspolitik in Deutschland. Vielen Dank für Ihre Arbeit in den letzten Jahren, @MargareteBause! https://t.co/N6ystO1dL5
Me and @desmondmeade out here in these streets. @NifMuhammad congrats brother. Who would have thought. https://t.co/OKMzh73u79
Starting in 15 minutes: join us @aicgs for analysis of the Bundestag election and its impact in Germany, Europe, and the transatlantic relationship!
https://t.co/i4clPjtklm
@ConStelz @CarloMasala1 @VMorawietz @sentantiq Oh, Sie möchten auch eine Einladung, liebe @ConStelz? Verständlich. Hiermit ausgesprochen! #buffyrulez
Breakthrough cases of polio—including deaths—were common during early polio vaccination.
What kept us safe was not perfect vaccine efficacy. It was that Americans quickly & massively stepped up to get the imperfect vaccine, quashing transmission.
From: https://t.co/djYf0JmWnQ https://t.co/PiGRHYcct6

% of women by party in the new Bundestag:
Greens: 58%
Linke 54%
SPD: 42%
FDP: 24%
CDU: 23%
AfD: 13%
https://t.co/zgVxn42MEs https://t.co/VW8HiX3k3y

Constanze Stelzenmüller @ConStelz is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. She joined The World's host Marco Werman from Washington to analyze German election results and discuss their significance. https://t.co/BcvPvHfmBI
RT @laraseligman: Top generals told lawmakers under oath today that they advised @POTUS early this year to keep several thousand troops in…
Das ist eine leider ziemlich überzeugende Manöverkritik von @DianaKinnert 👇 https://t.co/KwoaytOu77
RT @alexandreafonso: % of women by party in the new Bundestag:
Greens: 58%
Linke 54%
SPD: 42%
FDP: 24%
CDU: 23%
AfD: 13%
https://t.co/zgVxn…
(1/3) Nachdem AKK aufgegeben hat, Merz unterlegen war, sich Söder zurückgezogen hat, war Laschet immer noch nicht durch. Im Wahlkampf haben zahlreiche Parteifreunde seine Bildmotive zurückgehalten und auch in Bürgergesprächen Einigkeit und Selbstbewusstsein aktiv sabotiert.
Liebe Konservative in der Ost-Union: Der Versuch „Wir müssen noch rechter werden, damit die Menschen nicht mehr AfD wählen“, ist gerade zum x-ten Mal gescheitert. Nicht einmal #Maassen konnte damit die AfD schwächen, nicht einmal in der konservativsten Gegend des Ostens.
she’s a ridiculous person turning the entire Democratic Party upside down https://t.co/QMkkFDf9Ok
@TheRickWilson CATS? I mean if that's not disqualifying I don't know what is
There is no reason to require a super-majority to raise the debt limit. Quite the contrary. It's an invitation to irresponsibility and hostage taking. So modify the filibuster for the debt ceiling. Then later for democracy. https://t.co/UCYoi23wgu
Saying anything but blessings to the victims at this time is a choice. https://t.co/VwgYX9eKx0
@marinklevy @BarringtonWolff @ProfPolkWagner @tesswilkry @jeremysklaroff https://t.co/t2sbAx40WN

🚨🚨🚨 Personal news incoming. 🚨🚨🚨
I just realized I teach Tongish v. Thomas tomorrow.
It holds in it the entire course. Extremely boring facts. Procedure a distracting disaster. At its heart, a fight about justice and predictability...and hope.
https://t.co/hWwj7FB0Ln
I find myself thinking the same themes about the two big stories now — vaccine mandates and totalitarianism. They are about whether a powerful minority, threatening violence and manipulating their supporters, can win against facts, history and the greater good. Don’t blink. #2021
The GOP has become the Chaos Party. Excellent piece from @JRubinBlogger (and not just because it quotes my @TheDailyBeast column from yesterday). They are bent on destruction from COVID to the debt ceiling to undermining our national security. https://t.co/AgZhRXXIOH
New @jbouie, citing my paper on the risk of election subversion https://t.co/OjKrbw0yC7
Obama to ABC on the reconciliation bill: "Anybody who pretends that it's a hardship for billionaires to pay a little bit more in taxes so that a single mom gets childcare support or so that we're doing something about climate change … that's an argument that is unsustainable."
"He's perfectly normal," they said."
"We'll rein him in," they said.
"The Office will change him," they said.
OK. Cool. https://t.co/Ty990R77sW

Milley in response to Sen. Tom Common's question about why he hasn't resigned: "Resigning is a really serious thing. It's a political act, if I'm resigning in protest. My job is to provide advice." https://t.co/2MCeC1F9zR

General Milley: "My loyalty is absolute ... with respect to the Chinese calls, I routinely communicated w/my counterpart Gen. Lee, w/the knowledge & coordination of civilian oversight. I am specifically directed to communicate with the Chinese by Department of Defense guidance." https://t.co/u5HlHNaq0Q

Up is down. America had great relationships with allies under President Trump. https://t.co/ri5aGM6XR5

Occassionally I need to re-up this
https://t.co/ovQXZwYY1U
The @washingtonpost has a copy of Stephanie Grisham's "I'll Take Your Questions Now." There's something new, revealing or just downright sad in every paragraph of this story https://t.co/xTQebqmZRY
Finally finished first draft of my research statement. This has been one of the most difficult things I've ever written but I'm glad to have it at a point where I can ask for the feedback I need.
If progressives kill the infrastructure bill, they'll keep lead in the drinking water of millions of marginalized people.
And they'll starve trains and buses of funding all across America.
And they'll show Dems can't govern.
DON'T DO THOSE THINGS.
https://t.co/elVn2hsp9I
NEW - Trump loses his arbitration case against Omarosa Manigault Newman alleging she violated her non-disclosure agreement with the campaign by writing her book, "Unhinged." https://t.co/IMJZYq1CjJ
@MollyJongFast The Mustache of Righteousness is a mensch.
Congrats, @dwaynebetts and @safiyanoble!!! So amazingly well-deserved!!! #geniusgrant https://t.co/T5uRdpEA8e
What Fox and a lot of conservative media is doing on vaccines is morally equivalent to what the Sacklers did with opioids.
@conorsen Well I just mentioned them they’ll probably be here any minute now
When they found him he was blue and had an oxygen level of 50. He did not have Covid. He was taken to the ER and put on a ventilator, but they had to put him in *a storage room* because there physically not enough space due to all the unvaccinated Covid cases.
What happened was that while in the hospital, my dad caught viral pneumonia that went unnoticed. The whole state was in lockdown, and every hospital ICU was filling up with unvaccinated Covid patients. There weren't enough resources. The governor begged people to get vaxxed.
Twenty-four hours later, he was off the vent and his oxygen levels were restored. My siblings, who live closer, flew in. I spoke to him, and he was out of it but okay. Surely he would get treatment now. We thought that was the worst of it. It was not.
When I called and he admitted that he was in the hospital, he was more annoyed than anything else. He tripped, he hurt his leg, couldn't go home for a week or so. How irritating. How dumb. He blamed himself. He loved me, hoped I was well, he was fine, etc. That was the last call.
It was later explained to me that this hospital decided to *re-intubate my father* due to a lack of hospital resources. They couldn't manage. He could not see a cardiologist or a pulmonologist, they were all busy. They could not run the needed tests. So they kept him on the vent.
Nature changed the scene and snowed around my cabin in the woods of the Yukon. I loved it. Then I danced for joy, hope and positivity, which I am forwarding across Canada and beyond.
YouTube: https://t.co/eMMMCZfWGX https://t.co/RkWOgZk1BW

This, from @jbouie on Democrats ostrich-like behavior, is 💯 https://t.co/OjKrbw0yC7 https://t.co/uJ41MRECiL

I'm teaching about different theories of well-being in my ethics and economics class.
One thing that strikes me as strange is that in econ we throw around phrases like "this or that increases welfare" as if it were straightforward what that meant.
@chrislhayes dude! Maybe I can use the money to chip in for the Bears at left or right tackle, a guard, and some common sense for play calling!
Everything is just so stupid https://t.co/LSnwbgmo8x
@KeeangaYamahtta Someone that could turn the Bears offense into a powerhouse would *definitely* deserve a Genius Grant.
Also tough on us whose full-time job is to pay attention to things. It’s THAT complicated. Please give your Hill denizens some patience this week, we are trying our best. 🙏 https://t.co/ais8q9ed48
In the VA gubernatorial debate, Glenn Youngkin reiterates his opposition to vaccine mandates. Choice! But kids in schools don't have choice if there’s no mandate and if their teacher isn’t vaccinated. Patients in hospitals don't have choice if their nurse isn’t vaccinated.
Here’s the epitaph for everyone involved in the Trump administration: “The former press secretary adds, ‘I should have spoken up more.’” https://t.co/wYWkdBrJcY
Hate to say I told you so... well maybe I don't hate it... but I wish I had been wrong! https://t.co/qrR5DDXvr2
Quinnipiac poll: Texas
51% of Texas voters say Republican Gov. Greg Abbott does *not* deserve to be reelected. 42% say he does.
No, *you* spent an hour and a half listening to one of FDR’s fireside chats to find the perfect clip to play in class and then wound up running out of time.
She couldn’t do her job when she had it; why would I want to read her tell-all? https://t.co/aJ8JL6xS5c
@SenWarren is an extremely gifted orator and the difference between her and the other senators is pretty stark
Just posted to SSRN: My new article, forthcoming in the Harvard Law Review(!)
What does Carpenter v. US really mean and how has it transformed 4th Amendment law? I coded and analyzed every case applying Carpenter and found out.
https://t.co/uAjDrH7lQd
A case of “doctors can be crazy too” also they should probably lose their medical licenses if they’re such a danger to public health https://t.co/8e6yJZvkW8
Imagine mitch McConnell allowing a Republican senator to do this https://t.co/2yZPtfHurB

Im no climate scientist and yet, I can’t help but feel that if we don’t act on climate right now we’re all going to be completely screwed.
The fact that anti-vaxxers are comparing their fake struggle to the genocide of Jewish people as well segregation in America is further proof that we really need to ramp up social studies education in America. Sadly they mostly hail from states where the opposite is happening.
Look, I am 38 and not very into soup. And I just cannot be pressured to think, talk, or have more of it in the Winter so please stop trying to convince me. Soup is not a personality.
1/ Obvious solution (obvious to me, who does not have to wrangle 50 Senate Democratic votes...) to the political hurdles of addressing the debt limit (and extreme consequences of failing to do so) is nuking Rule 22 for measures related to suspending the debt limit. Upsides?
"Tim Snyder, a history and public affairs professor at Yale University, agreed that the modern parallels between the United States and Hungary are striking.
“What we’re looking at is actually the typical way that democracies are undone,” said Snyder, " https://t.co/EW75J21em6
I’m still stuck on the idea that trump loved cats the musical.
i give out weed candy to kids on halloween. i get it specially made to look like regular candy which costs me thousands of dollars every year but i think it’s fun. i won’t stop.
I love NFT Twitter because it's half 20-tweet threads about how blockchains will be the Medicis of a new artistic renaissance and half guys trying to convince you to spend $10,000 on stuff called, like, Darryl's Deformed Donkeys.
There are no pro-voting/pro-democracy Republicans in Congress. Frankly, academics and journalists who suggest that Republicans are just waiting to make a deal with Democrats to protect democracy are part of the problem and should not be taken seriously.
I hope he does some outreach. It’s different coming from someone who started out skeptical so can speak directly to apprehension. (And who is LeBron James). https://t.co/Ih8WjholIm
Giuliani Lawyer Reveals New Details Of SDNY Criminal Probe https://t.co/V6P5NEPhFP via @TPM
And of course a Republican victory in 2024 is likely to be a Trump victory. https://t.co/DDqwH8XXeT
"Perhaps you were under the impression that the political class was comprised of serious people who recognize that we are facing the real prospect of a constitutional crisis. And yet, Congress has chosen this moment to play games of political chicken."
https://t.co/uC4wMTQB55
I am taking a Twitter hiatus for a few days to concentrate on some exciting new opportunities and to try to get some non-book-related work done.
We outside!!!
I finally made it to the @NBCNews studios at @30Rock for a live, in-person interview with @LlamasNBC on his new show @TopStoryNBC ! 🙏🏿
We, of course, discussed Lebron and vaccines and Pfizer vaccines for kids 5-11! https://t.co/r8vntFdRv3

@LauraMLippman @PeterDKramer @goldberg_dan @BCDreyer @JamesGleick @MattF_FF @billruppert @mpct10011 @JamieJo89227441 @jabberwocky5 @EllenFremedon @idahogal1006 @arjm5184 @LisaBirnbach @nhmeems @KathaPollitt @Threneo @kevincarey1 @Neko_Akage @OpheliaBenson @EWFIII @alicia_furiosa @DavidJManson @oliverbutler @NYTimesWordplay @borkow1 @sekramer @RadicalSister15 @wiffleclaw @notinwordlist @MerriamWebster @nytimes @parisreview @thegridkid @sv1121 @OED @WSJ @tinclock @JohnFetterman @washingtonpost @nypost @guardian @NewYorker @paulbloomatyale @mjohnharrison @jknotjk @kfaisteele Ditto
In August my dad was living independently in rural New Mexico, as he has for years, in a beautiful place with a view of the mountains. He got vaxxed against Covid as soon as it was available, wore masks, and was waiting out the pandemic like the rest of us.
Then, he had a fall.
It’s a glorious morning at @UMichLaw! Hooray for fall crispness! https://t.co/wlG7wI1de9

i bet the warden from elvis presley's "jailhouse rock" got in a lot of trouble.
If you’re interested in learning about white collar crimes & how they’re prosecuted @jentaub’s book #BigDirtyMoney is out in paperback today. It explains a complicated area of the law while managing to be readable & sometimes even a little snarky😎 https://t.co/HFuaoGH0wY
NBA Vaccine Day was another example of how "I did my own research" has taken on unnecessarily conspiratorial vibes.
But, like, I did my own research on the vaccines, too! It turned out they reduce rates of COVID transmission, infection, illness, severe illness, and death.
.@JohnBrennan: "I'm so glad Gen. Milley was able to explain exactly to not just Sen. Cotton but to the American people the responsibilities of leadership within the military which is to carry out the authorized & lawful orders of the commander-in-chief." #TheReidOut #reiders https://t.co/4yPj6WWi0F

Democrats can get rid of the Filibuster anytime they want and they need to https://t.co/kvkbaX2IRp
I forgot what a partisan hack @SenJoniErnst is but she’s reminding me
@JohnQBarrett @Klonick Whoever it was, he insisted 1937-1938 was not worth focusing on in my writing and I was very eager to respond that he was incorrect.
Y’all. I had a dream last night I got in a heated debate with a generic/unknown Yale law professor about 1937-1938 New Dealers and it required @Klonick to intervene with her dog and then all was immediately well. Cookies were then had bad all. https://t.co/aE12Qk017r

Smart as always from @davidfrum. But a 2022 GOP House victory helps Dems hold the presidency in 2024, IMO, as with 1994/1996. Spreads the blame, right? https://t.co/ZjgOUWMMZS
If only we knew what might happen if R's shut the government down by refusing to raise the debt limit.
👉From 2013, a record low in the history of Gallup polling:
Republican Party Favorability Sinks to Record Low https://t.co/eJmWR6NLH0
There is nothing romantic about Virginia’s part-time legislator model. It puts public service out of reach for far too many people and ensures we rarely have the time to give our work the full attention it deserves.
@chrislhayes Now we've got panicked articles about how teens aren't having *enough* sex or showing enough interest in sex.
It’s just wild to me that several of our major environmental groups are actively anti-environmentalism https://t.co/J889CGsCWO
Justice delayed is justice denied. AG Garland must appoint a special counsel to handle the criminal cases against Donald Trump. How can he choose to have the DOJ represent Trump while other prosecuting him?
#conflictofinterest #bigdirtymoney
https://t.co/K7o6IEkxe6
The difference between the senators who want to ask questions and those who want to grandstand is really striking
@neeratanden I love how the NYT just transcribes the ludicrous comment as it is part of a balanced view. (Yes that was a joke.)
New York’s requirements are working.
Covid Live Updates: Thousands of New York Health Workers Got Vaccinated Before Deadline - The New York Times https://t.co/4xldCHU7YC
10/10 and our congratulations. https://t.co/BGgVKxoD85
It’s almost like the @OversightBoard is helping increase transparency and accountability.
Who would have thought 🙃 https://t.co/9Lw3I3jY55
Fuck this is an excellent niece https://t.co/Gq9Dm5abAC
Congratulations to all the MacArthur Fellows but in particular to my incredible friends and colleagues @dwaynebetts & @safiyanoble!
Serious chills seeing their faces and names on the list!
Less than 1% refused -- great success @United in getting the workforce vaccinated -- a massive jump in the vaccination rate due to a vaccine requirement.
https://t.co/gLmICQqIve
I wonder if @GlennYoungkin will put bounties on women who want to get abortions too?
. @GlennYoungkin sounds like desantis here.
https://t.co/CkhlWmSVZP

Dems hoped to "shame" McConnell on the debt limit. Instead they're sputtering with limp outrage while Mitch gets "savvy" points from the media. Time to nix the debt limit in reconciliation. Force Republicans to be the ones howling with ineffectual outrage:
https://t.co/EUuZU3oBQ7
This is amazing. I mean it's just a thing that happens. If a restaurant has a profit margin of $9K a month and you raise its taxes by $10K a month, do you think the owner will say "damn, we gotta lose money every month"? or do you think they'll raise prices? https://t.co/r3IdbPg3ch
More: “After further discussions regarding the risks associated with such a withdrawal, the order
was rescinded. On 17 November we received an order to reduce troop levels to 2,500 plus
enabling forces no later than 15 January.”
—>> Contradicting Trump and supporters who say he’d have done differently or better, Milley confirms he received an order in 2020 to withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan by January 2021.
This was I thought a good conversation with @SykesCharlie. We tried to think through some of the points Bob Kagan raised, I hope in a helpful--if not entirely reassuring--manner. https://t.co/VetIA8h5vV
“Axios: If you were in Congress on January 6, would you have voted to certify the election?
Glenn Youngkin: So one of the great things is, I’m not in Congress.”
Profile in courage.
https://t.co/kSRKk5Y1XV
@jessica_roy @dodaistewart My mom had one with carpeted levels
“It’s Wednesday. I’m serious. Put your best waggle into it. Also I love you.” https://t.co/m7T79ju0w6

Time to break this baby out today as I teach Bush v. Gore in my election law class @UCILaw today. https://t.co/J8ysnMbj9J

Let's take a moment today to celebrate boundless creativity...🧠⚡
Meet the 2021 MacArthur Fellows, 25 extraordinarily creative and inspiring individuals in all fields of endeavor: https://t.co/6wIercy5in
🎼🌎🩺😷⚖️🖼️🇰🇵🇰🇷🔬🎨🎥🖤🇵🇷🌍🇺🇸🇲🇽🗳️👩🦯♿🧠📱🪨➡️🌱📈📽️✊🦠💃 https://t.co/Blc8f8VqJg

I’d be underdressed to @LateNightSeth if I didn’t wear this https://t.co/wmd4ESWxT3

Ham egg and cheese on a roll with hot sauce, wrapped in deli paper and foil for no less than five minutes
This was super cool -- an LSE book review. https://t.co/H3x288uZzL
Kevin Durant is a goddamn superhero https://t.co/TssH389G0X

2/2… until I got to the @dior show! https://t.co/erwGAinU0G

The definition of too little too late https://t.co/dq8qqmb45y
Wait- did I read this right. Was sinema at the White House 3 times today? https://t.co/0ExBqZjfR7
I spent 21 years working in the senate and I must admit I am losing the plot line every once and awhile right now https://t.co/RtBa3ujwSh
@MollyJongFast Republicans are annoyed Trump gets the blame LOL
What’s the greatest novel I’ve never heard of? (If it was on your high school or college English syllabus I’ve probably heard of it)
These results are the first from a pivotal trial of any COVID-19 vaccine in this age group.
Our formal submission to request Emergency Use Authorization will follow in the coming weeks.
@MollyJongFast @joncoopertweets Not just hitched their wagon. They've fully achieved cult status to a thin-skinned loser who has torn the country apart.
This is the man the Republican Party has hitched their wagon to. https://t.co/FPI8MGiRL5
@MollyJongFast Then in 4 years he’ll run for US Senator
@MollyJongFast Exactly and they are trying to normalize Rape on top of it all
@MollyJongFast This might help. https://t.co/pgZTk8wWCd
"The problem once again is that Democrats are deploying traditional tools to fight a Republican Party which has abandoned all democratic norms and is merely just trying to consolidate power by any means necessary." - @MollyJongFast https://t.co/niUZTXTT3O
@MollyJongFast So sorry to learn this. Having met him several times I can attest to talent and presence. My condolences to his family.
@MollyJongFast but Trump’s spokesperson said they’re all lies, so now I don’t know WHAT to believe*
* j/k, I believe every single word
Maybe the event had a vaccine mandate? https://t.co/R7TMVnHxnj
Hawley is like a less charismatic and attractive version of Newt Gingrich. https://t.co/dIhqKxr3qB
McConnell is basically newt Gingrich at this point https://t.co/C9CibUCEV1
“So the president followed the advice of his military advisers…..” @SenWarren
@SenJoniErnst very mad about the diplomats leaving Afghanistan.
Sec. Austin reminds @SenJoniErnst about the Doha agreement (you’ll remember trump negotiated that)
RT @summerbrennan: When I got Covid in 2020 and spent weeks in the hospital, it was harrowing. But it was nothing compared to what my famil…
A bright spot in the Apocalypse https://t.co/rpEDopxWxY
RT @FatimaPtacek: @MollyJongFast @voguemagazine Great piece (as always) @MollyJongFast. At the heart of the political struggle in the US an…
Every Member of the military testifying at his hearing seems to think the Trump Doha agreement caused The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
You guys, this chairman Milley testimony makes me think Trump is a completely unhinged lunatic
This testimony from Chairman Milley makes trump sound like a completely unreliable commander in chief
RT @DougJBalloon: Hospitals have reported that over 95% of COVID victims in their ICUs are unvaccinated. But Twitter user @heluv3879888 ha…
RT @bwithrow: The degree of rationalization has been what astounds me. When we have no shared measure for democracy, and a party that widel…
RT @julietlapidos: What’s the greatest novel I’ve never heard of? (If it was on your high school or college English syllabus I’ve probably…
If Republicans win back the house this person could be speaker. Imagine what a nightmare that would be for democracy and the rule of law
https://t.co/iiemV0imlj

This is exactly what we’re talking about when we talk about the danger of false equivalencies. https://t.co/UgshyUPK0A
RT @MarkJacob16: I used to edit Page 1 stories for the Chicago Tribune, including many from Washington. In this thread, I explain why the m…
Absolutely devastated at the loss of the talented and wonderful Ed Keating. https://t.co/MVQN7Y9EuU

@DanBarryNYT @nytimes Can you dm me if there’s a public service I’d love to go.
Ed Keating took a number of wonderful photos of my family over the years. He was an incredible talent and friend. What a loss. https://t.co/u25h8PQJZ1
RT @jentaub: 💰 Why do the white, wealthy, and well-connected always get away with it? Especially Donald Trump.
Find out how to stop the c…
On this episode of @NewAbnormalPod, @kevinroose, @ProfTolson and @jonallendc https://t.co/KcdikUkAtB
RT @MariaCuomoCole: "The problem once again is that Democrats are deploying traditional tools to fight a Republican Party which has abandon…
RT @donmoyn: British Museum nicking stuff twitter is the best twitter https://t.co/52htun9p20

RT @goldengateblond: **consequences have entered the chat**
Took him a very long time to say it https://t.co/kN8fgAZKf0
The degree of rationalization has been what astounds me. When we have no shared measure for democracy, and a party that widely insists on ignoring facts, we may also not have much of a future left, at least, not without immediate election reform. https://t.co/9cjxKZ9s1L https://t.co/LwGWjZIhRc

@MollyJongFast @voguemagazine Great piece (as always) @MollyJongFast. At the heart of the political struggle in the US and proxy battles over “issues” is a war between democratic ideals and an increasingly emboldened right wing authoritarian faction unconstrained by respect for institutional norms or decency
@MollyJongFast @SenWarren she's logical, calculated and very crisp in what she's trying to do and how she's doing it.
@jentaub @MollyJongFast Good question.
Kristi Noem: “Drive it like some private out of state donor from Texas paid for it!” https://t.co/Zi7HlwPJZx

Saying the quiet part out loud https://t.co/DcAjOfAi3P
@MollyJongFast I remember this image at the time. In some ways, it effected me more than the pictures of destruction, which seemed unreal.
This photo brought it down to the personal. How the events of that awful day impacted the regular, mundane lives of all New Yorkers.
I’m going to need a bigger bookshelf. https://t.co/p8WXvGVfG7

A part of working from home that doesn't get enough attention in the media is finding a sunny spot on the floor any lying down there like a cat, but with your laptop
... just me?
I'd missed this @nytimes property story on the Moorish sovereign citizen movement's use of fake property deeds! A fake deed can provide a basis for changing locks and can create headaches for owners seeking to sell/obtain credit. (h/t one of my 1Ls!) https://t.co/tpaBkLAAkV
Good Morning!
On this day, (Wednesday) September 29 in 1848, Caroline Yale was born. She was an American educator who revolutionized the teaching of hearing-impaired students. https://t.co/cPatOmMvCh

@Klonick @jonshea @audiosampling This is *AMAZING* Thanks for sharing!!
@KevinMKruse I had not read that before. Thanks, professor!
Supreme Court justices are lying to the public about what the court does and why, both because they want the public to silently acquiesce to decisions they oppose and because they have immeasurably high opinions of themselves. https://t.co/ySFCF7q5uu https://t.co/Ejs8CWWzsX

Here is one interesting twist in the utterly reckless move by Mitch McConnell and every one of his Stepford Republican colleagues refusing to raise the debt ceiling: The only way Democrats can avoid the economic catastrophe is to act through reconciliation. 1
Please read this and please, please get vaccinated and push for businesses and organizations to enforce vaccine mandates. https://t.co/M9AnqtTL8H
Hochul did not just set a deadline. She also: 1)gave plenty of time to get shot; 2)supported education efforts to unvaccinated; 3)set up (quite publicly) contingency planning so unvaccinated realized she wasn't going to blink. If it keeps working, other states will follow. 👍 https://t.co/y0jCXnSTvV
This week @BrookingsMetro formally launched a partnership w/@PolicyInnovate that will, in the near-term, apply new analyses and federal $$ to create a more resilient San Diego region. Thx to @sd_fdn @nathanfletcher @Markcaffertysd @AdieTomer. More to come!
https://t.co/227ZYtKLvt
Everyone should be so lucky to have someone as brilliant & hard-working as @evelyndouek in their research area
Every time I sit down to write I am *SO GRATEFUL* for the incredible job she's done documenting and analyzing the @OversightBoard's cases
1/
Lol he just dropped “The Supreme Court, where I served as a law clerk…” https://t.co/UTnytKpwQA

What Rs are doing is utterly irresponsible to the point of sociopathy. Read this paste-bland NYT story & see if you can tell that. https://t.co/cDYbq6zP67
Sen. Sinema is back at the White House for a third time today, per @mkraju. I’m told she’s meeting with staff this time — following one meeting with POTUS and one with staff so far.
@jkosseff How about legal protections for journalists and researchers who study the social media platforms
Tomorrow: Join @jeremyscahill, @priyanica, and me for this @CLShumanrights conversation about whistleblowers and the "war on terror." Registration info here. https://t.co/rWD0oc6l2k
The issue was about not wanting to transfer power and not be seen as weak. But the anecdote is a reminder of how much energy was expended on what turned out to be pretty small stuff throughout four years
. @KeeangaYamahtta
Genius
Always been a genius
Always gonna be a genius
Forever deserving. Congrats. https://t.co/GyVMQ1VtwO
@profmusgrave But we are protected by federal law from having to talk to students' parents, so I'll take that trade.
“The jump in vaccinations in the days before the deadline gave New York one of the highest rates of vaccination among health care workers nationally.”
Mandates work.
https://t.co/y0Lwsuu4oI
*After* the insurrection. *After* all that is known about Trump’s pressure on Justice Department leadership & state election officials to subvert the 2020 election outcome. *After* Trump’s persistent denial of the election result. Youngkin stands by Trump. #VAGov https://t.co/nS7FmYbLjv
ICYMI - Part I of our SCOTUS term preview with the great @Dahlialithwick @Slate (recorded at the Texas Tribune festival) - Part II to follow next week! https://t.co/dSonnGLI33
"As the EU’s other heavyweights, France and Germany, focus their attention on elections this year and next, Italy is poised to wield increasing influence over Europe’s internal affairs and its engagement with the world," @giovDM writes @ForeignAffairs. https://t.co/6CiseoL9ju
"Drugs have always had a particularly strong political resonance in the United States and has often been seen as sort of the most damaging, lethal, illegal economies," @VFelbabBrown tells @CNN. "Whether that's objectively true is a separate issue." https://t.co/QZgRYT7w6l
RT @ForeignPolicy: Review: "Wildland" was written by a reporter who refused to surrender to the usual Beltway fixations and "who rushed to…
RT @policypodcasts: Listen: For over 70 years, Jordan has been an important U.S. ally in the Middle East, a connection built largely on the…
Thanks for following our #FutureofAfghanistan event. Full video will be available here: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
.@VFelbabBrown: While engaging the region is very important, we have to be both cautious about how much we expect unity will emerge and even if so that it will bring radical changes. If the ask is too large risk we will fail but difficult calibration. https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
.@saadmohseni: What is post-August 15 U.S. policy vis-à-vis Afghanistan? Important for folks in Washington to figure out, dealing with humanitarian needs, narcotics, terrorism, refugees. Protect gains of last 20 years. Watch: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d #FutureofAfghanistan
.@VFelbabBrown: Internal divisions and uncertainty has pushed Taliban to punt on difficult questions particularly economics and govern where comfortable as in suppressing crime and reducing corruption, where they've been successful. https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d #FutureofAfghanistan
.@saadmohseni: If we can maintain what we have today in 6 months that's success. Taliban not one movement with a leader like Mullah Omar, more fragmented. In DC last week my message was you have to engage for benefit of Afghans. Watch: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d #FutureofAfghanistan
.@FawziaKoofi77: For me women's rights not just political or social issue, matter of national security. Benchmark of how power in Kabul will deal with the cause of freedom — of media, speech, voting. Like Taliban, women are a reality of Afghanistan. Watch: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
.@MadihaAfzal: Afghanistan fall to Taliban reflects nothing less than collective failure on part of many — successive U.S. administrations, Afghan leaders, neighbors. Our panel about present, #FutureofAfghanistan, how U.S. can engage. Watch: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
Starting now! Tune in: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d #FutureofAfghanistan https://t.co/3kWl6avQmZ
WEBINAR STARTING IN AN HOUR: @VFelbabBrown @FawziaKoofi77 @saadmohseni & @MadihaAfzal discuss the #FutureofAfghanistan and the role of the United States, today at 10am EDT. Register: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
RT @lawfareblog: What might come next after German elections over the weekend?
@jacob_r_schulz sat down with @ConStelz and @Yascha_Mounk t…
A lack of social mobility in Britain’s “left behind” communities risks fuelling populism and becoming a national security crisis, Fiona Hill tells @guardian. https://t.co/lRipxjkAID
"Raising the costs for major Indo-Pacific powers of going to war is in Indonesia’s interests, but not if that means China has greater maritime capabilities which threaten Indonesia or are used in grey-zone operations." Read @SecurityScholar on #AUKUS: https://t.co/ZbQWbkdFsm
RT @ryanl_hass: Thank you @StraussCenter and @ClementsCenter for this opportunity to exchange ideas with the University of Texas community…
"China’s confidence in seeking CPTPP membership, despite questions over its commitment to far-reaching reform and recent tensions with important members of the trade grouping, speaks volumes to American marginalization," @solis_msolis writes. https://t.co/IUGoQ8CrVp
AUKUS, the new Australia-U.K.-U.S. security partnership, "is on balance likely to be seen positively by India," @tanvi_madan writes @lawfareblog, though Delhi "will have to navigate [an] awkward extended family dinner in the short term." https://t.co/1MW2eMu0QR
“Jordan and America” by Bruce Riedel of @BrookingsFP provides new insights into the Arab-Israeli conflict, the multiple Persian Gulf wars, and the endless quest to bring long-term peace and stability to the region. https://t.co/CwjqyqScpL https://t.co/pFLZIE2AOI

"One thing U.S. leaders should avoid in seeking to foster domestic unity is attempting to mobilize Americans around the idea of a common enemy, such as China," Fiona Hill writes @ForeignAffairs. https://t.co/KaoAN0BBsO
RT @BrookingsPress: As China’s influence grows, it is critical to understand the characteristics and views of China’s younger generations.…
RT @BrookingsChina: On October 12, @BrookingsFP will host a group of experts to examine how domestic politics impact policy in Washington a…
RT @policypodcasts: “Jordan is in the center of the Middle East. A stable Jordan helps to bring stability to the neighborhood.”
🎧 @Brooki…
What might an international system led by #China look like? @thomaswright08 & @ColinKahl provide a glimpse at just such a world in their new book #Aftershocks. https://t.co/gva9InPODN https://t.co/w2VDjL6bZU

RT @BrookingsChina: Tune in October 4th for a panel discussion from leading China specialists who contributed to the new book: "Engaging Ch…
RT @eosnos: Great conversation with Diane Rehm https://t.co/WsJzcGqmFj
RT @BrookingsInst: “Not only do fewer scholars see hope for a two-state outcome in Israel and the Palestinian territories, but 80 percent n…
WEBINAR TOMORROW: @VFelbabBrown @FawziaKoofi77 @saadmohseni & @MadihaAfzal discuss the #FutureofAfghanistan and the role of the United States, Wednesday Sept. 29 at 10am EDT. Register: https://t.co/Rzq92mox6d
RT @thomaswright08: Starting now— talking Covid19 and the future of international order at @ChathamHouse with @londonvinjamuri @MacaesBruno…
Nonproliferation concerns about AUKUS are overblown, @ProfTalmadge writes @ForeignAffairs. In fact, it should help reduce a potential cause of future nuclear proliferation in Asia: perception that the U.S. cannot or will not defend its allies from China. https://t.co/jDfch6nqnN
Most ASEAN nations remain suspicious of the Quad, seeing it as a challenge to “ASEAN centrality" in the region, Jonathan Stromseth writes. But it has generally welcomed recent efforts to expand the grouping beyond security. https://t.co/KpJQkhstWg
This is one of the worst, most inaccurate tweets I’ve seen in a very long time. https://t.co/vrVMQhkzFR
A smart person hipped me to @SenToomey's deal: He's desperate for corporate board seats when he leaves office in early 2023. What a patriot. #pasenate https://t.co/OivQkfw5qc
Here’s one:
https://t.co/zDvt19gs2e https://t.co/YmvhTYSEV7
Sidney Powell, one of the attorneys who worked on Trump’s election team, now claims that the military and US intelligence services stole the 2020 election. https://t.co/vybBzpYUq8

@Klonick Maybe it’s cause I’m an old, but a guy calling himself “Plainsite” with a Twitter handle “PlainSite” gets a pretty short leash from me. Here’s hoping you get those 45 minutes back.
If you're covering this Amazon home robot Astro, you may find my old book chapter Robots & Privacy still relevant. https://t.co/bjggru9K1D https://t.co/kr6bZNcst6
@nielslesniewski Or it's non-debatable motion to proceed (!)
Anyhow, @Klonick you're in the second exam question. @ericgoldman and @jkosseff, you're in there as well.
It's pretty obvious who's face should be on the trillion dollar coin IYKYK https://t.co/1IJn6itgyk

That’s kind of easy to say after Pelosi has made clear it’s going to shrink https://t.co/eifcTiAI1G
shorter @AdamSerwer https://t.co/kJWJHh4ksR https://t.co/57477U8rHv

I keep warning people (like journalists who rely on scraping, for example) about the doctrinal zombie that is trespass to chattels.
Don't go thinking it's dead. https://t.co/FiBU9ug7AO
@Klonick @ericgoldman @jkosseff I know some of these answers have room for expert disputation at the margins. (Though they all had clear answers based on class coverage.) Go easy on me, folks. Designing an even somewhat Google-proof multiple choice test is really hard.
I don't generally give terribly hard tests. It's just, I'd already committed to doing multiple choice; and then because of Covid they wound up having Internet access during the test. So I had to to come up with relatively Google-proof questions, which was really difficult.
Last year I gave my students multiple choice questions as part of their final exam. I just went back and tried taking that part of the exam and... it was really hard!
Here are the questions, if you want to give it a try.
https://t.co/WkS6tgETzU
Can we pressure YouTube to release their research too, please?
https://t.co/LQeQaunZya
@Klonick I'm going to text you the name of the other sheep, you're gonna die laughing.
So about those photos I bought. In January, the incredible Sina Giencke shot me for @OffscreenMag and I finally got around to buying some of the prints. She's available for hire! https://t.co/8Ioq1jo2Ph https://t.co/kJz2rZhKxD

So excited for this - October 8! https://t.co/SVbgaNrQfJ
I’m really into the Netflix amazing vacation rentals show. All the hosts are adorbs and it’s giving me serious wanderlust.
Excellent Group! Congratulations to all.
MacArthur Fellows - MacArthur Foundation https://t.co/B0QWWYQ73n
@AnthonyMKreis @Klonick He was just baiting you; of course it is.
@AnthonyMKreis @Klonick Too bad you didn’t get to introductions — it might have been Thurman Arnold, and how great would that have been!
@modemjunkie @inlieuoffunshow @Klonick @benjaminwittes The horror of buffering.
@HoffProf @BarringtonWolff @ProfPolkWagner @tesswilkry @jeremysklaroff You really are taking to this whole Senior Associate Dean thing so well. A fish in water, really.
Let's hypothetically say that partisan offenses in Florida and other GOP-controlled states is matched by another partisan offense in New York.
That's not a remedy. That's a double offense. We will have citizens deprived of leverage in multiple states.
#NoTimeToDie is a pitch perfect finale for Daniel Craig's Bond.
Cary Joji Fukunaga directs the hell out of this thing – might have my favorite opening of any Bond film ever?
(And he remembers to give us multiple shirtless Craig scenes.)
+ Ana de Armas spin-off, stat, please. https://t.co/uio1b7zLpT

So there is an urgent need to reach that reconciliation compromise that goes beyond the issue of infrastructure priorities. Thanks, Mitch
That means not only are you more likely to have a deadly attack, but you are far more likely to spread it to others, including kids and those with immune deficiency. Refusing to get vaccinated is not personal, it is a reckless disregard for public safety. Shame on them.
It drives me up a wall when I hear athletes say getting vaccinated is a personal choice. That includes Washington wizards like Bradley Beal & Kyle Kuzma. Nonsense. If you are unvaccinated, you are many times more likely to get Covid and your viral load will be much higher. 1
RT @rickhasen: This, from @jbouie on Democrats ostrich-like behavior, is 💯 https://t.co/OjKrbw0yC7 https://t.co/uJ41MRECiL

@JoshMankiewicz The next treatment for Covid, mixed with the horse dewormer?
In my crystal ball, I see frivolous lawsuits filed by some of these people in YouTube's future. https://t.co/EefnhlBzyy
@Klonick @katestarbird Now I have to call @DearSplenda to the sta…I mean, to the convo.
@Klonick @katestarbird The episodes in the early days especially are really something…in the sense that they reflect the truth of how cops speak about LGBTQ people, people of color, poor people, etc. ripped from the headlines as eff.
Sometimes I wish more youngish people who are happily queer-identified/LGBTQ-identified would spend time with our collective histories. Even as recently in my own life, it was inconceivable to me that we’d ever be able to live with any level of freedom.
@ubiquity75 In the late 1990s, when the WNBA began, NOBODY was out. Nobody. Players felt that the league was so tenuous, it couldn’t afford the negative image of lesbian players. Tonight, the announcers commented that one player was passing the ball to her wife.
Here's the rest of his answer that was snipped from this RNC clip, presumably because it suggests he was answering a question about whether advisors said the situation would stay stable with 2,500 troops. https://t.co/EzwO1RHA3q https://t.co/Wobjrzpfzb

Our entire democracy is in the balance because of a sociopath.
Again. https://t.co/nOJxKubR5G
I am *very* excited about this one. Finally got my copy!! Can't wait to read! @neil_chilson next time I'm in DC, I'd love an autograph 🤓❤️ https://t.co/gf21jBSKnH

General Milley confirms what we said all along - if we did not abide by Trump's agreement with the Taliban, we would have gone back to full-scale war in Afghanistan.
https://t.co/Jbgf3PnxLu
Rarely have I seen a political party seemingly more in love with political suicide than this crop of Ds. The strategic goals are midterms in 2022 and White House in 2024 and current infighting is coming perilously close to setting Biden up to lose Democratic control of both.
@ubiquity75 My wife often reflects on this same dynamic. She’s worked with gay and HIV-positive young people since the 90s. Sometimes she laments that the “kids these days” don’t remember the struggle, but then she recalls that this was the future she dreamt of (when they wouldn’t have to).
When I was asking companies about their back-to-work plans, one popular option for office redesigns was "zoom studios" so in-office workers could better connect with remote ones.
Which raises the question: why be in the office just to Zoom? https://t.co/ryxQIXv2WC
1/3 Woke up haunted by the graphics in @DLeonhardt @nytimes article yesterday entitled "Red Covid", but it's more than this, it really is a red slaughter or massacre. More than 100,000 American lives lost needlessly because of vaccine defiance/refusal in order to belong... https://t.co/eNxblpytFw

WATCH: For years, @JoaquinCastrotx and other Latino lawmakers have warned about a severe underrepresentation of Latinos in media. Now, he’s got government data to back it up… https://t.co/vFfPRvgcT8
Look out, #APSA2021. @gorenlj, @smotus, and @julia_azari are making up for 18 months of non-conferencing. https://t.co/NzBBW5TpSS

The authoritarianism is no longer something that occasionally rears its ugly head. It's a central feature of the Trumpist Right. https://t.co/VjfzVj3HVf
1/Shutdowns are so unfair. They take the poor hostage to empower Congress. This should stop, and we can stop it. A thread on the parasitic power of the purse, the debt ceiling, and solutions from my forthcoming @YaleLJournal article, “Subordination and Separation of Powers.” https://t.co/IUxHmN6JW7

@daphnehk @Klonick @ericgoldman My blog would definitely violate Section 230.
While searching for something else, I stumbled upon this. Started reading and thought, 'this is terrific.' Scrolled up to see the byline, and of course...it's Jamie Galbraith. https://t.co/IFwsiMPGXG
IT'S BACK & IT'S IN-PERSON!!!
11th ANNUAL WORKSHOP ON ECONOMICS OF RISKY BEHAVIOR
Location: Hawaii
Date: July 7-8, 2022
Keynote: @Manisha_econ
Hosts: @AU_SPA & @uhmanoa
Organizers Erdal Tekin & @timhalliday7
Deadline for submission: 3/25/2022
https://t.co/S4c96rhdwO https://t.co/0wiGqpBWfV

Bruh said by any means necessary.🤔😂 🐊 https://t.co/V89Sy0auce

@profmusgrave yeah well they may make more money but I spent more years in college https://t.co/ToLU0cDpqf

None of this was about “liking” or “disliking” Trump. It was about his fitness for office. https://t.co/yzJkjwHToA
6/True, nuking Rule 22 to allow simple majority to end debate on debt limit measure is not cost free. But would threatening 🍄💣push Sen GOP to back down & vote for cloture? Doubt it. But arguably both parties would benefit (now or in future) from such a filibuster carve out.
A scene we will watch play out over and over. Big talk, loud mouths, lots of backing down on deadline day. https://t.co/luEAt6e0Fm

LeBron says he was very skeptical of the vaccine but after doing his research decided it was the right choice "not only for my family and for my friends, that's why I decided to do it."
Patience wanes as Democrats demand Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin reveal views on Biden agenda https://t.co/bvmQNVb1BG
When you ask an unserious question to a serious person and get owned… https://t.co/P24tmvc683 https://t.co/6Yp826c5St

We're rocketing towards the holidays, and it's stressful and difficult for many folks. So please remember to focus on what's important. There's no "right" or "perfect" way to celebrate Four Seasons Total Landscaping Day on November 7th. Just spend it with family.
"There was no one who said, five years from now we could have 2,500 troops and that would be sustainable," Psaki says https://t.co/p1sITm7GVf
Here is the #MacFellow announcement—watch #MacFellow @safiyanoble talk about her work! #soexcited @CCRInitiative https://t.co/ghqEk2wfrK
RT @MSignorile: Our entire democracy is in the balance because of a sociopath.
Again.
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@jonathanchait @saletan @mattyglesias because they don't know what they want, they want to be the deal maker or in the case of Sinema, the deal breaker. Dems should collectively and publicly denounce this nonsense.
RT @WestchesterDA: DA Rocah announced the launch of Fresh Start, an innovative program that gives second chances to certain first-time, low…
Tim Scott's ludicrous lie draws police rebuke. He and his staff did the one thing they wanted to avoid: Looking like they negotiated in bad faith against the wishes of the police groups. Bad faith. Bad staff and PR team. https://t.co/7XNQq6WvvY
testimony confirmed an uncomfortable truth: The 20-year war to create a viable Afghan state was a fruitless, misguided and arrogant undertaking. Biden finally decided not to sacrifice more troops and spend more money on an unwinnable venture.
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Moreover, the military officials’ emphasis on the disastrous Doha deal negotiated with the Taliban under President Donald Trump was a proper corrective to the hypocritical blame Republicans heaped on Biden.
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For those who wanted an indefinite war, it is time to admit there was no way to preserve the status quo without loss of more American lives. For those who wanted a “clean” and swift end, it is time to acknowledge wars do not end that way.
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sad reality is that when a nation loses a war, it simply cannot get everyone whom it wants out. The expectation we could save hundreds of thousands of Afghans was never realistic. (POTUS should have made that clear rather than make open-ended promises.)
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The military was able to evacuate 6,000 Americans and, with subsequent extractions, has removed the vast majority of Americans who wanted out. (After months of warnings, assistance and advice, it's hard to think what more the admin could have done.)
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the widespread declaration that the administration’s airlift was a “failure” was exaggerated and lacked context.
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Moreover, the Monday-morning quarterbacking that the administration should have retained Bagram air base appears to have been misplaced.
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The notion that the Taliban would have halted its advance if we kept a few thousand troops in the country defies logic. Indeed, Milley conceded, “On the first of September, we were going to go to war again with the Taliban. Of that, there was no doubt.”
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Austin effectively conceded in his testimony that three presidents never acknowledged (or at least never appreciated) that the mission of the war — to create a viable Afghan government and military — failed spectacularly.
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Milley, who acted deftly within the bounds of the Const to avoid disaster, is not deserving of blame; rather, ones who need to explain themselves are the former president’s cowardly enablers, who to this day pretend the former president is fit for office.
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@mkraju ... he is milking this for every ounce of attention he can squeeze out
RT @GlennKesslerWP: Here's the rest of his answer that was snipped from this RNC clip, presumably because it suggests he was answering a qu…
@mikedebonis @AaronBlake @SenatorTimScott shorter: @SenatorTimScott is lying.
Opinion | The three fixes Congress should make to save democracy <love this https://t.co/KYgbJq1FkG
@SykesCharlie what I wouldn't give for LBJ about now...
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@tedcruz This is for money YOU spent already. Pay your bills.
@peterbakernyt George's complete question : ""Your military advisers did not tell you, 'No, we should just keep 2,500 troops. It's been a stable situation for the last several years." It's the last sentence that was false and generals likely never said to Biden.
@rickklein Well THAT's almost certainly the case. advising leaving 2500 with risk of escalation is diff than promising no escalation if leave 2500
""Your military advisers did not tell you, 'No, we should just keep 2,500 troops. It's been a stable situation for the last several years." This is what Biden says was not said. If he was told, leave 2500 but no one can guarantee it'll b stable his answer was accurate.
RT @votevets: General Milley confirms what we said all along - if we did not abide by Trump's agreement with the Taliban, we would have gon…
RT @MeidasTouch: Glenn Youngkin says he can remove the vaccine mandates for state employees on day one if elected governor. His plans for t…
RT @SamWangPhD: Let's hypothetically say that partisan offenses in Florida and other GOP-controlled states is matched by another partisan o…
Trump may hand GA to Dems - again. It’s not just known crackpots such as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) who are demanding an “audit” despite multiple recounts and the absence of evidence of any fraud. https://t.co/EDvFB3XFKM
Theirs is a radical, reckless and revanchist party — one far too dangerous to trust with power. Call it the “Chaos Party,” a term that will remind suburban voters and college-educated voters why they fled the GOP in 2020.https://t.co/TpX955Rz3v
Republicans are neither conservative in economic outlook (look at the business community’s reaction to the debt ceiling standoff) nor pro-life (consider the innocent life they put at risk in their management of the pandemic).
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In their unanimous refusal on Monday to raise the debt ceiling, they put themselves on the side of fiscal Armageddon, not “conservatism” or any other responsible philosophy of governance.
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just because Republicans delight in “owning the libs” does not mean their behavior helps them politically. To the contrary, Democrats may well make hay out of Republican trail of chaos.
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DA Rocah announced the launch of Fresh Start, an innovative program that gives second chances to certain first-time, low-level offenders arrested in Westchester County. The pilot program will commence in Greenburgh & White Plains this fall. #WestchesterDA
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Worth reiterating given the intentionally obtuse takes today:
@SecDef said leaving 2,500 troops would not have stabilized the situation in Afghanistan, given the Taliban offensive, and reinforcements (more troops) would have been needed.
Which is exactly what @POTUS told @ABC. https://t.co/XRTPVUrWpY
Angela Merkel didn't just save Europe, writes @ianbremmer. She made it stronger too
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On the Senate floor, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) slams Republicans for refusing to help raise debt ceiling, asking, "Where are you?" https://t.co/iVox0IlhBz

“Invention Protection Certificate.” Looks legit, rite? https://t.co/gskE0YdY3c

@Klonick @evelyndouek @OversightBoard Evelyn is great! I really enjoyed interviewing her. https://t.co/Mg7o3Llnqa
@estockbridge @AnthonyMKreis @Klonick We could get you a selection of fashion bows.
I have a nice pink sequin one with a matching mask that I really think you could rock!
@estockbridge @AnthonyMKreis @Klonick Should have bowhawked your hair first.
That would at least have made it more adventurous lol
@elisadamico @Klonick @Brun0_T0mas @EndlessJeopardy I mean, definitely lower those expectations. But thanks!
@profmusgrave @rauchway @todd_moye He'll outpublish us all as well.
@KevinMKruse @rauchway @todd_moye oh my god, I met him 14 years ago and I thought I was lucky to have met him, apparently he's going to outlast us all
@rauchway A collection of UNC folks had a Zoom with him a few months ago thanks to @todd_moye and, I can confirm, Leuchtenburg is still going strong
@profmusgrave I am 35. I teach HS social studies. Make 6 figures.
@rauchway @KevinMKruse He was an instrumental part in my thesis! Such an important scholar
@profmusgrave If both are in the south probably the prof but it's like being the tanner of two redheads
“It’s not the job of the Senate Judiciary Committee to call out individual states” -John Cornyn
UH IT IS WHEN THEY DO SOMETHING PATENTLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL
"Ms. Grisham writes that Mr. Trump called her while aboard Air Force One to defend the size of his penis after Ms. Daniels insulted it in an interview. “Uh, yes sir,” Ms. Grisham replied.”
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