#Democratic

josie sparrow

ofthesparrows

it is true that the labour party has historically been profoundly disappointing. it is true that, from the moment of its formation down to the present day, it has failed

Foreign Policy

ForeignPolicy

So much has happened after two weeks of public testimony during the House impeachment inquiry. Here’s the important backstory that lead us to where we are today. [Thread.] A local

Sasha Jason

sashasjason

Today is the 35th anniversary of the Chornobyl/Chernobyl disaster. Despite more awareness in recent years, I don't think Americans truly feel the gravity of the event as a tragedy. This

GrandNagus

KragAggro

1/n Up until very recently I respected the Republican Party and conservatism. 2/n Up until recently, while personally liberal or progressive on a lot of issues, I also considered myself

Ghskeptic

Ghskeptic1

CYNICISMFor a long time, I have always contemplated why taking part in the most important part of the democratic process was worth my time – Elections. I would go get

Get out the spooky vote 🎃

domleondavis

While I appreciate @Google trying to protect the integrity of our elections, I want to plead with them to change their policy on post-election ads to allow voters to see

uphold shi zhiyong thought 🇨🇳 🐙

koaleszenz

low-yield nuclear take: there is a sense in which he's right. while national governance can be democratic, corporate governance often is not: firms are often run as teapot dictatorships in

Memetaza

memetazaa

good morning. any girls from Afghanistan want me? good morning. any girls from Albania want me? good morning. any girls from Algeria want me? good morning. any girls from American

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

THREADQuestion from @Perma_Skeptic https://twitter.com/Perma_Skeptic/status/1300955017352867840 https://www.newsandguts.com/video/axios-dem-data-firm-projects-red-mirage-of-trump-election-day-victory/amp/?__twitter_impression=true This is t

Sarah Isgur

whignewtons

I get asked a lot whether campaigns actually matter. My answer? Campaign staff are a lot like the sweepers in the sport of curling. Its a lot of furious motion

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

"Donald Trump Takes Personal Bribes From Foreign Governments to Change U.S. Policy"Not sure why that highlight of his presidency wasn't the end of it PS/ Trump's own former national security

Businessweek

BW

Minority Mold-Breakers: In 2016, Trump won 8% of Black voters and 28% of Hispanic voters, outdoing former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s performance among those groups in 2012 http://trib.al/G139z6z Coronavoters:

Hansard Society

HansardSociety

1/A year ago today the @HouseofCommons that returned from the Easter recess was transformed by #Covid. Since then parliamentary accountability for & control over govt decision-making has diminished to a

Anon2World 🕉️🏴Ⓐ

Anon2World

This may be an unpopular opinion - but Bernie was the last chance. Whether we like it or not, Bernie was working for and in the establishment. The unique thing

S. Sudhir Kumar

ssudhirkumar

Sequence of events. Debate and Vote for Agri reforms bill scheduled on Sunday. Agreed by all parties. 1. RS scheduled to end at 1pm. 2. Few minutes before 1pm, GoI

Dan Hind

danhind

I have always been reluctant to talk about Brexit and between 2016 and 2019 I just hoped that it wouldn't derail the left's attempt to revive Labour as an institution