Five years ago, the Republican-controlled state legislature's first "gavel in, gavel out" of the Evers Era was on two gun violence prevention bills that polled with ~80% support.
It’s happening on every campus in the UW system, too—half a million to a consultant here, a million or so to consultant there, all telling the same story about “innovation,” “nimbleness,” & fear-mongering about demographic cliffs—remember this when your program is on the block.
Immigrants didn’t make your healthcare unaffordable. Trans people didn’t ship jobs overseas.
The ultra-rich did. Billionaires scapegoat marginalized people to hide their greed.
Don’t fall for it.
Expecting our kids' schools to offer the same level of education as years past without adjusting their funding to inflation is lunacy.
This next state budget is our chance to fix this problem once and for all. Our kids and their teachers deserve it!
I have an op-ed in the @nytimes today about how to reduce crime.
The key idea, based on decades of strong research evidence: focus on increasing the probability of getting caught, not the punishment.
https://t.co/Z90t7asnUx
My response for my client @OliviaTroye to President Trump's nominee for Director of the Federal Bureau Of Investigation (#FBI) #KashPatel's threat of a forthcoming defamation lawsuit.
#RightBackAtYa
This is very important. Certainly not enough to consider this any kind of realignment. The effective incumbent lost the last three presidential elections. That tells you our economy isn’t working for working people, and hasn’t for quite some time.
The Post’s editorials don’t carry nearly the weight that they used to but this is still an embarrassment, a laundering of official talking points designed to flatter elite assumptions rather than trouble them. Cowardly.