#Costs

Bucky Pop

BuckskinPop

1. Thanks to fine work by @JesseKellyDC, we're peaking behind the curtains of power and witnessing our craven political class' penchant for avoiding the costs associated with ambitious social crusades.It's

Richard Whiting

RichWhiting

A lot of noise that Labour aren't being proactive and are indistinguishable from the Tories, so let's take a look to see whether that is really true (Thread) https://labour.org.uk/press/labour-calls-on-the-government-to-adopt-plan-

AukeHoekstra

AukeHoekstra

Giving electric trucks an overhead line from which to charge/drive is actually really really cheap! I personally hope we will do it. But it's not an either/or proposition.Let me explain

Kat 🔶

_politicalkat

My one take-away from this hustings: hearing Layla acknowledge that Cummings and co understand how to run more effective campaigns. Whilst we might despise everything they stand for, Layla's not

John Hayward

Doc_0

The coming year will see Biden Democrats walking slowly through a vast field of small businesses exhausted by the battle with the coronavirus, shooting any who can still move. Big

RVA Politics

rjmarr

Two big (literal) developments in greater Richmond yesterday: #RVA launched a survey for #RVACasino, and Henrico is taking on their version of the Navy Hill arena project in #GreenCity. A

The Autistic Send Mother Uncut (Xanadu) #Jaded

SEND_PLIGHT

Really genuinely curious as to what people think the answers are . . . How do we FIX SEND and I mean specifics not just 'make LA's accountable'. How? How

Ted Bridis

tbridis

This is an example of the usually unheralded public service performed by watchdog journalists countless times behind the scenes. Support journalism. Subscribe to your local newspapers. (Thread 1/11) #FOIA @freshtakefla

"Shoot him again, his soul is still dancing"

Aelkus

part of this is just disguised discontent with the underlying thing I said earlier, which is that the more dangerous (at least subjectively) something is to you, the harder it

KirstyGogan

kirstygogan

Interesting nuggets from the Energy White Paper: 1. Aiming to bring at least one large-scale nuclear project to the point of Final Investment Decision by the end ofthis Parliament, subject

Jude Shepherd

JudeShepherd42

1/ A plea to all fellow employment lawyers. We are all struggling with the challenges of lockdown. My instructing solicitors are all still getting to grips with the brave new

Avinash Paliwal

PaliwalAvi

1. The ISI seems to be truly sharpening (& exercising) its covert assassination programme against dissidents abroad. Of course, no one can point the finger on the org. forensically given

Mattie Bowen

mattieebowen

Grad school app season is (mostly) over, and since academic twitter is going nuts about the idea of paying research assistants $15/hr...Let's talk about how expensive it is to be

Sarah Kliff

sarahkliff

As we wait for election returns, let me tell you about something you might see on your medical bill soon: a COVID fee.It's new, it tells you a lot about

Peter Apps

PeteApps

Millions of people are turning to the benefits system to help them through the pandemic. But they are still falling into rent arrears. Why? Here is a quick explanation of

Jay Ulfelder

JayUlfelder

Picking up on @henryfarrell's comments here, one implication of my work on democratic breakdown is that the US should harshly punish GOP leaders who attempted to keep Trump in power

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