2 If, say, a Japanese government had performed as badly as the Bush administration has, there would be no one left to turn out the lights.
“The Buck Doesn’t Stop,” by Richard Cohen, The Washington Post, Tuesday, April 6, 2004
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Thank you. I wonder which party this politician belongs to?
A politician told me, “calm down on your Black Lives Matter tweets. Twitter is a fake world with fake followers. They wouldn’t cross a street with you.” If you can see this Tweet, please like it and respond to him with one word. Thank you in advance!
My latest in @MiddleEastEye
on Arabs and the arts! I talked to @IntifadaBatata
@maysoonzayid
@SaharMustafah @mdabaie
and more! #arabtwitter
The Baba on your shoulder: Why more Arab-Americans should enter the arts https://www.middleeasteye.net/discover/us-arab-americans-baba-your-shoulder-more-enter-arts
“The New York Times asked each of the 50 Senate Republicans if he or she would support just the climate provisions in the Build Back Better Act if they were presented in a stand-alone bill. None said they would.”
It's like the movie Don't Look Up. Imbeciles in charge.
As luck would have it, my course on the literature of conflict and peace-making starts tomorrow at @FairfieldU . https://twitter.com/CostsOfWar/status/1483436512960151556
TODAY: Help us reach our goal to sign up 250 professors & educators who will engage their students in interdisciplinary conversations about the post-9/11 wars — their causes & consequences, and alternatives for a de-militarized future. #TeachingCostsOfWar https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/teaching/campaign
