St. Louis City to Mid-Missouri by way of @louisianamo. Working at the state Department of Economic Development to get every Missourian access to broadband.
@daveweigel I don't think this is true — the only DSA endorsed candidate in Arizona is set to win at this point in the vote count (Miranda Lopez running for state house)
@ZaidJilani Why hasn't Josh Hawley endorsed Missouri's minimum wage increase referendum? Seems like a chance to add a data point in the "is Josh Hawley an economic populist" debate. I had sort of thought he would.
@316Kenzie South Grand and the neighborhoods around Tower Grove Park would be my suggestion. You can see st louis's busiest bus line (it looks a lot like the other bus lines i guess)
@briebriejoy For what its worth, I believe its more of a "people listening in their cars with children" thing than a conventional trigger warning. I think they've done it for a long time — I remember hearing it as a kid.
Lucas Kunce doesn’t have an an abstract vision for America’s new role in a multipolar world. What he has instead are detailed plans for the midwest to manufacture weapons, solar panels and insulin.
I profiled him:
https://t.co/dwhxMLaWrV
From our new Prospect writing fellow @leee_harris: the council that will set the rules for New York's climate law includes top executives of the gas industry, which has been resisting full electrification of new buildings.
https://t.co/05x1cwHCCf
I’m applying widely to reporting positions, mainly on the east coast and Chicago area but willing to relocate further, including abroad. If you see any jobs or opportunities I should consider, definitely pass them along! (Feel free to retweet)
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@ZaidJilani@rachelbovard@fshakir “For the most part they kind of just take her words and presentation and present it as fact. That's not typically how you should be doing political reporting." https://t.co/jpnXfkynXw
@ZaidJilani@rachelbovard@fshakir Hard for me to reconcile your skepticism about Stacy Abrams based on her record as GA minority leader with the total glossing over of Hawley's opposition to minimum wage increases and union rights in Missouri just two years ago.
@bd_highsmith You can find a description of some of the Bank of North Dakota's infrastructure program starting on page ten of this document, if you're looking for something concrete. https://t.co/B1HGSyFGtm
@CharlesFLehman Maybe there's a strong reason philosophers don't think it's coherent to distinguish the two, but in plain language Bruenig's argument tracks for me.
@CharlesFLehman If I thought the redistribution was just would say the poor had the *right* to the property at both points, but not that they had the property at both points.
@CharlesFLehman I'm sorry, I should have waited for your further response. Isn't it possible to describe how property came to be? Does the distinction make more sense if I say the first statement is about "who has what" and the second is about "who should have what"?
@CharlesFLehman I would say people who have the power to exclude have property as a matter of fact — it's not an entitlement (if an entitlement is a normative claim on something). It's a description the real world.