I have waited my entire life to dig into the details of the preliminary benchmark revision on national television, and today -- thanks to our unique political moment -- I had the chance to explain it all in excruciating detail, and I loved every moment.
Why I won't vote for Pierre Poilievre
(Yes I will shut off my comments because it's my account and my choice I don't need to listen to the same argument over and over got it the first time).
How do carbon taxes affect food prices? In our latest paper, @dr_jen_winter and I analyze both direct and indirect impacts across the entire food supply chain: https://t.co/3sGvcRCh3q
It's the most detailed exploration of CTaxes and food yet! 🤓 🧵 #cdnecon#cdnpoli
Not sure why this half black, half Indian American woman I actually have only one thing in common with makes me feel validated, but she just does. Go Kamala!
BREAKING - 5-point shift to Harris in suburban Atlanta's Fayette County
With 80% in, he's only up by 2. He won it by 7 in 2020.
If Trump loses ground in these suburban/exurban counties around major metros, he will lose Georgia, multiple other states, and the election.
https://t.co/SrmIfQkrGd A security review of Poilievre would disclose he was partners with Johnathan Dennis in a company called 3D. Dennis was convicted of using a political fixer about the time Poilievre was running against... wait for it... Patrick Brown. Curious?
America could wake up on Wednesday with all three branches of our government — the — Executive, Legislative, and Judicial — Trumpist.
With this clip, take five minutes to ponder Germany’s memorials and the price that nation paid for being bamboozled by a bombastic autocrat. Listen to the heartfelt message of my German tour guides, for whom these memorials are like ghosts of mistakes made and evils allowed… ghosts that haunt their society still. These are the same guides who clink glasses in the beer halls and yodel from the hilltops with our American tour members. They admire America. They love America. And they are worried for America.
If we vote for fascism, it’ll likely be won by one or two percent (or even less)…and perhaps just a few stadiums of people will tip the balance. And history has taught my European friends that the cost of a course correction is infinitely more heartbreaking after a wannabe dictator wins an election than before. We are all participants, we are all responsible, and we will all bear the consequences of our collective choice.
Not sure why this half black, half Indian American woman I actually have only one thing in common with makes me feel validated, but she just does. Go Kamala!