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Bonnie Honig

PhD. political theorist, feminist, cultural critic. 2023-24 Guggenheim Fellow working on a book about performativity (the good kind), and 2025 International Fellow, British Academy

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Hungary’s new National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office is for “police, financial investigators, and civil litigators” to recover “stolen taxpayer dollars.” Govt has “power to temporarily seize the hoarded assets of companies suspected of hoarding stolen public wealth.” 👏👏 We can do that.

The Bulwark

"The laws, if applied, are clear. No one is allowed to keep the profits of ransacking the public trust. It does not matter if your name is Donald Trump or Bernie Madoff." Amanda Carpenter on undoing Trump's corruption: lnk.thebulwark.com/4pQLtY8

This reminds me of Jonathan Lear’s Radical Hope: he suggests you cannot always tell, in the moment or after, if such fidelity to a (nearly) lost thing or ritual is obsessive/useless (just going through the motions) or a radically hopeful place-holding for the redemptive days of return: it depends on

Bonnie Honig

“Ms. Weiswasser keeps coming to give tours…to bear witness [&] tell her dwindling visitors the shabby emptiness they see is not what the Kennedy Center was.. it was a grand democratic project, she tells them, bringing the beauty and inspiration of the arts to everyone” #publicthings

“Are you Now?…”, an Eric Bentley play which I’ve seen before, was a particularly great theater experience — with Bob Odenkirk, T R Knight, Harry Lennix, Michael McKean, and more. All awesome. Truly. The cast changes every few weeks. Other greats coming but this performance was awesome!! Must-see.

Bonnie Honig

Since Communism is now again the nom de jour for one US political party’s political adversaries (read: enemies), there is no better time to see Are you Now or Have you Ever Been? playing at the New York City Center. Will report back on the show tomorrow!

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yeah, I mean, there's a reason the Niemoller poem has "first we came for the communists" in there. and a reason that that is the line that is rarely if ever quoted.

max asher miller

My great-grandfather was among the first Jews sent to Dachau, but it had operated for 8 years prior. He arrived to find a concentration camp already full of communists and other leftist dissidents. The public's acceptance of their incarceration paved the road for his own.

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Let’s remember why the film industry took off in LA: -Cheap land -good weather -stable employment -extensive infrastructure You can give all the tax incentives you want, if LA is not affordable and the jobs are 3 months a year, it’s not a movie town. www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/bus...

L.A. Filming Levels Tumble Despite California Giving Out Hundreds of Millions of Dollars In IncentivesThe number of shoot days in the three-month period from April to June fell 12 percent compared to the same period last year.www.hollywoodreporter.com
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