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Because they are mostly paywalled (this one isn't) some truly insane op-eds are published in the WSJ that don't get much attention. This one should: removing voting rights from a

Thread: obviously the NYT is not in the habit of doxxing the subject of its stories. So what’s going on here? Tucker was signaling to his followers to harass NYT

The WI Assembly Speaker wants accountability for protests. Criticizing the liberal capital is partly schtick. But it also makes it fair to ask what Vos has done, or not, to

As a professor of public management, I'm interested in how bureaucrats respond to regimes they disagree with. One option they have is to mix exit (quitting) with voice (protest). Haven't

Whistleblower: US company contacted him offering to set up production of N95 masks in *January*. Could not get political appointees to fund it. The company then made and shipped a

COVID-19 has revealed so much about US society but chiefly about how partisanship has rotted the capacity of our political system to take on big tasks. 80K dead and we

Fact-check:NY does not set the rules for the rest of the country. Those rules are set by the elected officials of each state. The *only* purpose for this framing is

One more reminder that blue states subsidize red states; telling blue states that the federal govt will abandon them does not seem like a wise long term strategyhttps://www.businessinsider.com/mcconnell-states-bankruptcy-coronavirus-federal-bailout-e

This feels like an era-defining image As I was helping take the training wheels off my daughter’s bike, this went viral, so here is what i can find about the

I am a professor of public management, and have done research both on disaster response and the types of administrative burdens that Stephens references in his column. Stephens is not

People are struggling with our unemployment systems because of politicians like Walker introduced new burdens to deliberately make them harder to use. This is like calling for the arsonist to

Wisconsin has been the canary in the coal mine for the last decade. And what happened today tells us much about what might happen this fall.https://twitter.com/danrshafer/status/1247304582658691072 RBG gives a sense