#Restrictions

Christabel Cooper

ChristabelCoops

THREAD: Why Nigel Farage’s new anti-lockdown party probably won’t get many votes, but why that might not matter.Farage’s big problem is this graph from the latest @YouGov polling showing that

Nisha Thampi

NishaOttawa

I am happy to see this for children, youth, families in Ottawa. This decision follows weeks of decreasing case rates and test positivity across all ages, decreasing wastewater signals, Yet

Breck Yunits

breckyunits

Hawaiʻi has handled Covid reasonably well. And I think it's an *extremely* tough time to be a public official. But yesterday's decision to jail people who go to parks and

stephen fowler

stphnfwlr

JUST IN: Republicans in the Georgia House have released an omnibus elections bill that proposes tougher restrictions on both absentee and in-person early voting, among other sweeping changes to election

Kael Weston

KaelWeston

“Election Year Stewart" is trying to rewrite his record, to distract & appear more moderate than he has demonstrated himself to be -- in his own words & through his

Kristina Keneally

KKeneally

Just when @ScottMorrisonMP thought he had the extreme views under control in his party, Multiculturalism Minister @AlexHawkeMP has rejected the advice of ASIO, AFP and Dept of Home Affairs that

Jonny Ball (no, not that one)💂🏻‍♀️

jonnyball79

Lots of chat about the local/PCC/mayoral/devolved elections on 6 May (my birthday, thanks for asking). I’ve been the agent to around 600 candidates over the years at every level of

Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona

ppazaction

Nobody—including CEOs, hospitals, or healthcare workers—should be able to put their ideological beliefs ahead of a patient’s health and well-being or interfere with the care they need. #HANDSOFFAZ @WendyRogersAZ@AZSenateGOP@FannKfann

traxus4420

traxus4420

lockdown discourse in reopening core countries is a thinly veiled ideological playground for updated colonial fantasies the generic universalism (they can happen anywhere, constant potential for reversal of core and

Mark Rossano

markfny

Rant Incoming: So here we are- it's different this time!!!! It reminds me of "History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes." We have been in a 40 year bond bull

Genève Campbell

bergerbell

And here is where “epistemic closure,” I believe, is in danger of becoming “epistemic collapse.” Nothing like this — what we are living through in most deep-Blue metro areas, primarily

Peter Wells

peterkwells

Watching the “immunity passport” stuff look for which problem it’s trying to solve - international travel? punters entering pubs? staff within workplaces? - continues to be fascinatingEach might be anchored

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

I am friends/like/respect @BogochIsaac and have listened/read his views. Unsurprisingly, we agree on ~ everything.Main areas of disagreement:1. Feasibility: if there is PUBLIC/POLITICAL WILL to protect small businesses, older adults,

American Oversight

weareoversight

Just over three years after President Trump's "commission on election integrity" was shut down after it systematically excluded its own Democratic members from participating, the RNC has now launched a

Kashif Pirzada, MD

KashPrime

Many of you are undoubtedly shocked by the election outcome tonight. Our American neighbours will endure 4 more years of brash, incompetent populism. Can it happen in Canada? I couldn't

Shawn Wenzel

shawnwenzel

While we are talking about abortion law in Jamaica it's worth looking at what happened in Canada: Parliament never passed a law legalizing abortion, and yet abortion is completely legal

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