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Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@radbrowndads https://t.co/jLCoidSmEG — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@DavidAstinWalsh what a cast — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
RT @IfNotNowOrg: BREAKING: Today, the first day of Sukkot, IfNotNow members in Louisiana confronted @SteveScalise at a town hall and asked… — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
After 3 decades of a two-party system, Spain's elections next month will feature 7 parties: Socialist Party (center-left) Popular Party (business conservatives) Citizens (center-right liberals) Podemos (populist new left) Vox (far-right) Catalonian left Mas Pais (progressives) https://t.co/nRVzjdbI76 — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
RT @radbrowndads: pitch: new podcast coming from me and @_waleedshahid called dosa diaries. https://t.co/vMoh5JGE6r — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
RT @mh4oh: The threat of violence, including from the police, is causing trauma—particularly among black youth. I join @dr_yusefsalaam… — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
After Medicare was enacted in 1965, a conservative organization of doctors asked its members to boycott the program. [New York Times front page, August 5, 1965) https://t.co/WuuUZGphg3 — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
The Green New Deal shifted the center of gravity so now a Democrat funded by the Kochs and Big Oil has to campaign as a climate champion now. *chefs kiss* https://t.co/VQSd2WgLZr — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
You know Cuellar is scared of @JCisnerosTX when one of Big Oil’s favorite Democrats who has consistently voted for more fossil fuel expansion is running ads on combating climate change. https://t.co/shFcJIxB1K — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@treeaston lol — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Democrats and the left need a government that allows majorities to govern and pass laws. The GOP doesn't. A gridlocked government unable to rein in billionaire donors is useful. It's why democracy reform should be such a bigger discussion in the primary than it currently is. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
This Linzian moment happened almost a year ago. It's not how democracy should work. Trump: "I won the Presidency. We're in charge." Pelosi: "We won the House." Trump: "We won the Senate." Schumer: "Don't brag about winning North Dakota." https://t.co/UsAs8Dsa1e — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
It's no surprise then in the moments of our country's history where multiracial democracy and economic democracy were expanded, both Lincoln and FDR found themselves in bitter conflict with a conservative Supreme Court. https://t.co/8yu1HknSHs — PolitiTweet.org
Matt Karp 🌹🦏🇺🇸 @karpmj
(21) Across the late 1850s, Lincoln argued that “the American people,” not the Supreme Court, were the true arbiter… https://t.co/pQQiqKZt1L
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
The constitutional crisis will persist without major structural reforms, especially because a likely scenario in 2021 is an emboldened Democratic president in constant conflict with a GOP-controlled SCOTUS and Senate over the meaning of executive power. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Our political system allows one party to prevents the country from coming to a resolution on major conflicts like gun violence or immigration because our system awards the party that loses the popular vote with the presidency, the Senate, and two Supreme Court justices. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Mouffe: “Too much emphasis on consensus with aversion towards confrontations, leads to apathy and to a disaffection with political participation." Mouffe argues that it can also lead to 'adversaries' becoming existential 'enemies' as conflict doesn't arrive at any resolution. https://t.co/g14jg17Epr — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Our system incentivizes "grand bargains" to "get things done" where Democrats win higher taxes on the rich in exchange for Republicans winning cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. Bargains that are intolerable to today's ideological voters and party activists. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@chrislhayes the new litmus test for democrats is teaching Linz in 5th grade social studies class — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Our political system isn't built for intense ideological conflict -- it's built to suppress it. It's why our political culture is so focused on "bipartisanship" and "reaching across the aisle." It's also why slavery and segregation went unaddressed by Congress for so long. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@chrislhayes spoilers — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
In "Perils of Presidentialism," Linz argued that presidentialist systems tend to break down due to this inherent flaw between the legislature and executive. The US was the exception to the rule because our society and parties were never "ideologically polarized." Not anymore. https://t.co/Yuz6wwCxH4 — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Americans are taught about how our three branches of government ensure "checks-and-balances" to power. That pillar of our civic religion is splintering under this constitutional crisis where all branches claim to represent "the people" and there's no way to resolve the impasse. — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
RT @DanRiffle: NYT wades into the #oh3 @mh4oh race. The economic segregation points are true. I keep hearing Columbus is booming, meaning t… — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
when will white people stop Buttigieg from committing endless white on white violence — PolitiTweet.org
Peter Hamby @PeterHamby
Mayor Pete on Elizabeth Warren’s small donor strategy: “We're not going to beat Trump with pocket change” Mayor P… https://t.co/DLGT7C6SRL
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
👍🏾 — PolitiTweet.org
Disney+ @disneyplus
Cheetah (1989) https://t.co/Qz3yq0OFNN
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
RT @davidrkadler: "Never before has so much idle cash accumulated as in the past decade – and never before has circulating capital failed s… — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
@jacksantucci Does that include the 1850s-1870s? — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
"A constitutional crisis exists when...we face a situation where the Constitution does not provide a clear, definitive answer to a basic problem of governance...the political actors...appear ready to press their competing courses of action to the limit." https://t.co/TFoAe3QlGg — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
Just a casual update that the two parties are the most polarized they've ever been in the past 140 years. *everything is fine dog gif* https://t.co/IALHlqPqrX — PolitiTweet.org
Waleed Shahid @_waleedshahid
8-hour work day legislation in the US was first won in 1868. 40-hour work week legislation was passed by Congress in 1937. — PolitiTweet.org
Alex Jacquez @AlexSJacquez
👀 “Shortening the workweek is certainly one idea we must look at” —@BernieSanders cc: @JStein_WaPo https://t.co/5guN6KH3Qi
