No. Just no.
Brandy ZadroznySomeone posted this in slack and I actually thought it was The Onion. www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
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I'd love it if a reporter in Rep. Emmer's or Rep. Rulli's district showed them how their own rhetoric about Somali and Haitian immigrants today is almost verbatim the rhetoric that an earlier generation of racist nativists spewed against their own German and Italian ancestors.
Kevin M. KruseIn recent weeks, congressmen like Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN) and Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) have leveled racist attacks against immigrant communities in their districts. As I note in CAMPAIGN TRAILS, a century ago those same racist attacks were being made against people named Emmer and Rulli.
Actually did something and donated to the Haitian Community and Support Center emergency fund, consider doing the same if you can: ancljkuy.donorsupport.co/page/FUNDVDT...
The Trump administration has done many terrible things but what they have done to the 350,000 Haitians living as our neighbors and colleagues and carers, even if not a single one is deported (and there will be many deported, to death) is I think among the worst.
They keep trying to make voter ID sound common sense, but all they wind up doing is making themselves sound like elites who haven't done regular-people shit in a decade. "You need to show photo ID to buy groceries or medicine!" Sure, sure, Scrooge McDuck, that's definitely how it works.
Aaron RuparRep. John McGuire on need for the SAVE America Act: "You can't go anywhere, you can't get medicine, you can't go to the Obama museum without a photo ID."
The trouble with this messaging is that everyone has picked up a prescription for themselves or a loved one, without ID, except apparently Republican electeds
Aaron RuparRep. John McGuire on need for the SAVE America Act: "You can't go anywhere, you can't get medicine, you can't go to the Obama museum without a photo ID."
Here is a full list of every state that DOJ had sued and lost for access to their voter file: Arizona California Connecticut Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin
Given the boomlet of interest from the federal courts in history, this is an intriguing move on Penn's part and smart to lean in to their faculty' strengths in legal history.
Karen TaniOne history-related course at the Law School, 3 in the History Department! Plus attendance at 4 History-sponsored events. www.law.upenn.edu/live/news/17...
Let’s say you get these published somehow. You fooled everyone. What do folks think is going to happen come promotion time, or any other time in the future, when they are found out? I simply don’t understand the long-term thinking here.
eric gonzalez juenkeFriend just rejected second AI-written paper this week. Journals need to ban authors who waste our time on this crap.
Those are some remarkable numbers
Digital Ground GameNEW POLL 📊 Fox News Senate Polls (June/July) GEORGIA: 🔵 Ossoff 56% (+13) 🔴 Collins 43% NORTH CAROLINA: 🔵 Cooper 53% (+9) 🔴 Whatley 44% OHIO: 🔵 Brown 53% (+8) 🔴 Husted 45% IOWA: 🔵 Turek 50% (+4) 🔴 Hinson 46% (Fox News/Beacon Research/Shaw, A-rated, RV)
I don't supervise grad students because I teach exclusively undergrads, but do have contact with some grad students. Had a meaningful conversation with one yesterday where I actually felt useful as a WOC in academia addressing a topic she said she would not bring up to other senior people.
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Yes! Act accordingly! There is still a strain in Dem thinking that is colored by the idea that Trump tapped into something Real that can't be ignored. Time to get over that.
JLRayHistorically, Trump's numbers are closer to those of presidents who aren't invited to the next nominating convention than to presidents who get to hand pick the next nominee. Act accordingly.
Given the boomlet of interest from the federal courts in history, this is an intriguing move on Penn's part and smart to lean in to their faculty' strengths in legal history.
Karen TaniOne history-related course at the Law School, 3 in the History Department! Plus attendance at 4 History-sponsored events. www.law.upenn.edu/live/news/17...
Massive coverage loss in SNAP, and even more massive losses in Medicaid, will be among the *eligible*. Congress designed a dystopian set of administrative requirements that, by design, will make it practically impossible for eligible individuals to access coverage.
Kathleen Bachynski“Experts worry that the litany of unanswered questions surrounding medical frailty will lead to more vulnerable people getting kicked out of the program. Preliminary estimates from the Congressional Budget Office suggest over 7 million people will lose coverage in coming years.”