#Reforms

brittany packnett cunningham ain’t here for real.

MsPackyetti

So, here’s the thing about settlements paid to families whose loved ones have been harmed or killed by police: The family deserves every single penny. *And also (not but)* its

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

One of the many weaknesses that #COVID has revealed relates to how public health agencies function. And while it is still too early to do a full review, some ideas

Daniel Marans

danielmarans

Attention New York lefties: Thanks to an obscure provision in the recently enacted state budget law, Bernie is on the brink of being booted off the ballot in the June

The Mountain Goats

mountain_goats

quick word about this nonsense @tedcruz is up on: of course prisoners should be able to vote. they're wards of the state. their stake in how government is run is

Ro Khanna

RoKhanna

In an age of sound bites, effectiveness and leadership still matter most. It simply cannot be overstated how influential @ewarren has been during this crisis and on the best parts

D. Stephen Voss

DStephenVoss

National political figures are accusing Kentucky of vote suppression. A bevy of Kentucky-based voices have mobilized more or less to rebut them. The defenses are mostly pretty weak, though, and

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

There's something very misleading about this graphic that is very important to black lives and shows the importance of black media and journalists.Thread:https://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/1273257724311199744 Most of the reports you read

Jean Riachi

riachi_jean

1/ In the absence of an agreement with the IMF, a comprehensive legislative framework for banking resolution is impossible given the resistance of the various lobbies. The path taken by

The Unsarcastic 1

gpcaptmahesh

M’am @nsitharaman Interview @WIONews by @palkisu is nice for more reasons than 1. For the first time, it showed how simple you really are. Simplicity helps in immediate connect. One

Samuel Hammond 🌐🏛

hamandcheese

"Reconstructing Justice"Excellent new @NiskanenCenter report from CUNY's Michael Fortner unpacks the generational divide behind calls to defund the police, and the "complex, and sometimes contradictory, internal politics

Maajid أبو عمّار

MaajidNawaz

THREAD: If you have an idea related to #Covid19 that seems incredibly obvious & you’re angry at the UK government that it’s not being done, like: 1) “we need more

Rishabh

agarwalrishabh

I have my own understanding of Indian economy. I don’t know whether it is recognised in formal economics or not. When people earn more (whether they declare it or not

Alex Niven

Alex_Niven

This is - I really hope - the last thing I'm going to say about Sir Keir for some time. The important thing for people to grasp is that this

Mike Azar

AzarsTweets

The Lira:USD exchange rate isn't exclusively determined by BDL. Let's be clear about how the market exchange rate is determined. There is only one real solution to preventing the Lira

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

When Gladstone reformed the civil service in 1854, abolishing ministerial patronage, critics called it "an immense stride" towards democracy. They were right: which is why scandals like Greensill, and the

Johnny Rich

JohnnySRich

@ucas_online has published its report on higher education #AdmissionsReform (https://www.ucas.com/about-us/news-and-key-documents/reforming-admissions) and, as I forecast, has opted for a model of PQO as its preferred route. https://twitter